This reminds me of the roads in the mountains of Chattanooga, Tennessee.
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Could be anywhere in East TennesseeThis reminds me of the roads in the mountains of Chattanooga, Tennessee.
Beautiful!
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I got it will become even more beautiful as this year moves along.
This young man decided to pay us a visit a few weeks ago.
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Look what the youngsters brought up to the farm this week. A new toy for me to play with this winter. Its a jd 4630, 130hp range. I have a couple little projects in mind that needs this kind of power.
Jake made a new friend at the shop today!
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What kind is it?
Around here we call them "dead ones".
Tarantula, I don't know if they breed in the fall or they are looking for winter digs but they are everywhere this time of year.
My wife said DEAD one. That thing was BIG.
Peanut I like that tractor. Nice size too. How big is that disk behind it? 6', 8'. Pull off the drawbar, or 3pt hitch?
Peanut I like that tractor. Nice size too. How big is that disk behind it? 6', 8'. Pull off the drawbar, or 3pt hitch?
The disk is about 10ft, drawbar hitch. This tractor is capable of pulling a disk twice this size.
Yeah you guys fields are a lot bigger, probably looser soil as well. Biggest field we used to work was probably 25 acres. Some as small as 5. We mostly just did hay, only 2 fields was worked and sown with soybeans & millet. Those fields were 15-20 acres
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I didn't think we had tarantulas here. Are they born with poison? I don't like spiders but neithr do I have a big fear of them but can't stand it when they wrap around my face here in the woods,always have webs eye level. Big banana spiders,orange and black. Hubby hates them.
Ive never heard of them biting anyone, we have kept them in an aquarium over the winter. They do have large fangs and will rare up at you though that scares most folks off.
From the trail cam that I have behind the house.
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And the dog I don't have.
Two of the coons that check daily for left-over cat food.
This morning brings a cool 25 degrees about 15 minutes before sunrise in my lonely valley!
Had this roadrunner stop in this morning to check out my gas grill.
