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Funny thing, none of the crew knew any English until I answered them in Spanish......
Funny how that works.......................Years ago I discovered that the sight of handcuffs and "You are under arrest" seemed to be quite an effective English "lesson".
cut 3 to get to the big ones. Started topping out 1 big one. We have red oaks here over 100' tall, straight trunks for 75'
Lotsa money in a tree like that.
Her grandmother owned this property and she forgot that it was sold to our family in 1964
In her defence, she did have a brain tumor removed a few years ago
I could possibly understand that as long as she has demonstrated a history of dementia, memory loss or something similar.
2 days ago when we were loading some scrap metal out at the farm, mother threw one heck of a tantrum because we had disposed of 2 Model A's that had been sitting out by the old black smith shop. Dad, (88 years young), says those went away during WWII. I certainly can't ever remember any Model A's on the property. Dad thinks our relatives we inherited the place from, donated or sold them for scrap during the war. Just a tad before my time.
I've seen a Model A at car shows and a museum, but never out at the ranch. I do agree that it would be fabulous to have them.
On a brighter note, when digging in the floor boards of the old black smith shop, I found full bottle of whiskey. Not able to date it just yet, but does appear to be from around the turn of the century to the beginning (?) of prohibition!
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