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The logs are sawed and the seed are in the ground so I will be in my Timeout Chair next week. I can see the Smokies in my headlights. (y) ;)

A Soul Food lunch. Green Beans, Taters, Pork Loin Medallion, Sweet Tater, & Cornbread. And afterwards I cracked another slice of Cornbread open and added Honey.

Got two new front "feet" for da Ole John Deere today; I sent that picture to my Son who replied back that he had never seen two new front tires before. I told him that I had never bought two new front tires either although these were on the tractor when I bought two new rear tires back in...

I have actually done that. It was comforting to see landmarks and know exactly where you were. (y)

What you get when you glue the bitty antenna back. ;)

At least I am still around to replace it. My Dad bought and owned that JD tractor for 20 years and it now has 30 more years under my care. Hard to believe. I replaced the rear tires in 1995, and those are still the fronts that were on it then. One had been replaced but I wonder if the other...

Maybe dat's whut happened to da tractor tire. I gist thought it broke ah leg.

Five food plots needed a bit of 'tractoring' today. My Son was on the old 1974 John Deere 1530 subsoiling and I was following with the Kubota M4900 disking. All went well but on the last plot da John Deere... Broke a leg. I reckon that a 30+ year old tire has to give up the ghost sometime...

I touched it before it cooled off:

That should buff out:

I finished up a sawmilling job yesterday but again, my fascination was with my customer's nifty BX2350: This little jewel is almost 20 years old but it is a working fool.