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Old 01-28-2018, 04:59 PM
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Well, a Cub Cadet anyway. It was nice out today and I haven't had my snowfighter out in a while (not a bad thing) so I thought hey let's fire it up and take a few laps. Might as well take my daughter too. Momma got in on the action for a bit as well.

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Looks like the family was enjoying Cruse Day....

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Cool vid's & pics Daniel, gave it a thumbs up too.

Hey, I thought Michigan was supposed to have 2 foot of snow and be 10 degrees this time of year. Looks like you all had better weather then us boys in the south today.
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Looks like you all had fun!
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Cool vid's & pics Daniel, gave it a thumbs up too.

Hey, I thought Michigan was supposed to have 2 foot of snow and be 10 degrees this time of year. Looks like you all had better weather then us boys in the south today.
This is what Michigan does- we have three+ weeks of snow and below zero temps then it warms up, the snow melts and it looks reaaaaaaaaaaal nice for about a week then BAM we get hit with the snow again. I know today's weather is just temporary. The ground was still frozen so we could putt around the yard. If it were actually spring yard driving would be a slop fest.
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how come the pic of Mom appears from further away than the other 2 pix that you posted do, at least on my computer???
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Nice pics Daniel! Never too young to start riding tractors!
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