3 cacti saved from the blade today. 39,51,27,0,C
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5 comments:
looks like my tractor L3400.
hard working tractor.
have a RTV 900 that can do real work to, no racing, but real work. one thing to upgrade on it is the dump bed hydraulics unsteady of the screw.
Will - Rosharon,Tx
Is that a strawberry hedgehog cactus? They have gorgeous hot pink blooms in spring. Good for you for saving them.
You realize that since you saved them that's precisely where you will land
John, I'm really looking forward to you paragliding. I hope you video your first struggles. You are a fast learner and should make short work of the learning curve. Be sure to take us on your flights.
Best
Ron Wells
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