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granddaughter (now 17)

Cheshire Strawberry Festival, face painting

High School Lacrosse

Little drummer boy

I also have an L3800 JoeBabbs. I graded my 'non-flat' driveway just before things froze here with a box blade and then after with a back blade. I'm sure it would have cut the time needed by a lot if I had a TNT. It gets old hopping off and on to adjust the angle. btw I do have a TNT on order...

From the Willow Grove Airshow

In reading this thread Henro mentioned the limited lift of the BX 3ph, something I know nothing about but. . . When I had my L3400 I picked up a pretty beat, no name, phd to drill just over 100 holes in the root and rock infested woods. On top of that it was on a grade with plenty of obstacles...

It seems like every hobby I'm involved in contains a requisite number of 'old farts', myself included. What does that say?

New London

From one of our rides, Arches National Park, Utah

lol, It's pretty hard around here to find pails anymore. They are all 'piped' with plastic tubing to a central collection point. I have a really large oak that died along with three others nearby. They are all in the woods and 80+ ft tall. I don't have a chainsaw big enough to even cut this one...

hmmm, for all know mine came with that when new (2013). I picked this one up in September with 260 hrs on the clock.

I finally got tired of listening to the rops rattle as I operate the tractor. Found a use for those 2 welded on nuts in the lower part of the rops. Inserted a bolt in each and tightened them down until they removed the play in the upper half.

The sixties really weren't that long ago. I talk to my kids about an unpopular war, civil rights, demonstrations and a crooked president. Their response? Nothing much has changed.

On one of my mc rides I stopped at Old Fort William in Thunder Bay, Ontario. A lot of recreation photo ops.

I like to go to the local fairs. Almost any kind of fair is fun but the farm fairs I find most interesting. This shot was from a 'sheep expo' in CT. One woman was selling homespun.

lol, I was with you - a pia every time I took the tractor out of the garage. I got 2 hitch pins from Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000TMYAWS/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1 Then I sent this 'professional drawing' to my son: He machined them for me: No more...

I never realized how much a problem they could be until recently. About 25 years ago I built a grape arbor and planted vines. Fast forward 20 years and an ice storm took down the whole arbor. This year I finally got around to cleaning up the old vines. I had no idea how much they had spread into...