[AT] Big Thanks to ATIS!

[Spencer Yost]

Your welcome Rob, and I have enjoyed our conversations over the years.

Speaking of friendships - I will be taking a trip Oct 12-17th to the
mid-west(Western PA, Ohio, Indiana, Illinois as well as the transit states
of Kentucky, WV, and southwest VA) to do some photography and would love to
take antique tractor/shop/farming photos at list members homes and farms.
I might be able to make it to parts of Iowa too.  So far I will be stopping
by Steve Sewell and Brice Adams places.  I know Gene volunteered the
Dotsons too when he was down here a few weeks ago.

But I am still getting my itinerary together.   Please let me know if you
will be available any of those days to host me for a few hours or more to
take some pictures of tractors, implements, any special procedures or
talents like carb or mag rebuilding, machining.   I even want pictures of
shops, shed, barns - you name it!.  

These photos will be for the next printing of the Antique Tractor Bible,
which will be in color and I need to re shoot the photos.  

Take care and feel free to drop me a line off-list of you want but it may
be best to keep this on-list so everyone will know what is going on.  That
way maybe we can put together some dinners at restaurants, etc.

Looking forward to seeing everyone I missed at Portland,


Spencer Yost
Owner, ATIS
Plow the Net!
http://www.atis.net

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On 9/25/2006 at 9:42 PM Cecil Bearden wrote:

>Rob:
>No need to sign off because you don't have any real tractors.  We plow
>more 
>B.S. herre than dirt any day.  Stick around.  You got experiences we would

>like to hear, and winter will be here in a few days.  You will need
>someone 
>to tell all your new experiences in that suburbia place about....
>
>Cecil in OKla
>----- Original Message ----- 
>From: "Rob Gray" <Robgray at epix.net>
>To: "Antique tractor email discussion group"
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>Sent: Monday, September 25, 2006 9:10 PM
>Subject: [AT] Big Thanks to ATIS!
>
>
>>
>> To ATIS:
>>
>> As I mentioned in an earlier post, I am selling the family farm (it is
>not 
>> entirely a real working farm, but somewhat so). I will close on the
>house 
>> in less than two weeks and it is something that I do with very mixed 
>> feelings but I needed to do it for several reasons. Regarding the 
>> tractors, I sold the Cub right away and also quickly sold the Woods
>mower. 
>> The 8N, although in much better shape than the Cub was, has yet to sell.
>I 
>> think it is because the Fords are very common in this area, but I'm not 
>> sure.
>>
>> I just want to send a message out to Spencer and the entire group here
>to 
>> say that I have enjoyed being a participant (largely a reader instead of
>a 
>> poster) for over 10 years (I can't believe I started here in my late
>20's 
>> and now I'm in my 40's!!). I started on the forum in 1994 in the Forsyth

>> County server days as I recall. It really has been a very enjoyable 
>> "place" to be involved in and I have greatly enjoyed the knowledge of
>the 
>> posters and I appreciate the advice I have gotten over the years. Thank 
>> you Spencer for setting this forum up!
>>
>> I'm moving to dreaded suburbia (lol) so I will have no place for
>tractors, 
>> although I will keep the Gravely for snow blowing and maybe using it for
>a 
>> vegetable garden(I don't think I'll mow the suburban yard with the 
>> Gravely, that would be overkill.... lol).
>>
>> Anyway, as I have no more real tractors in my life, I am going to sign
>off 
>> of the list. I just wanted to send this message to let people know that
>I 
>> have really enjoyed it here.
>>
>> Best of luck to everyone in the ATIS realm!!
>>
>> Regards,
>>
>> Rob Gray
>>
>>
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