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Old 01-21-2017, 07:27 AM
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Default Tractors at Inaugural Parade
This was cool.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UP-XNMtMJfM
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Yeah, that was cool. I don't recall if that was a first for this group or not.

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Cool. Wonder if that's the first time tractors went to Washington since the protest back when Carter (I think) was in office?
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the protest back when Carter (I think) was in office?
Geez, you are right. I forgot about that. Probably not the same group, but now remember a Tractor protest from back in that era.
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I remember the tractor drive to Washington way back when. Several local farmers participated. One of my best friends was front and center at the protest and made local farmers proud with his efforts!
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Did anyone notice young Barron. That was about the most antimated I saw him all day. Man what a tractor does for the young ones. Too bad he could not get a ride in one.
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Did anyone notice young Barron. That was about the most antimated I saw him all day. Man what a tractor does for the young ones. Too bad he could not get a ride in one.
Yeah Paul I noticed that too. He looked totally bored most the time, but when the tractors rolled down his demeanor changed. Even rich kids like tractors.
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I remember the tractor drive to Washington way back when. Several local farmers participated. One of my best friends was front and center at the protest and made local farmers proud with his efforts!
This was about the coolest thing I saw! My uncle drove his tractor from Coldwater Michigan there and back. I'm hopeful for the immediate future!!
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