[AT] History Exam, now kid memories

[RonMyers at wildblue.net]

Phil. you ever wonder how all that oil got up there in frozen Alaska. I
was taught in school many years ago that we are still warming up from the
last Ice age. We will someday have no ice caps on the poles and lots of
green lush forest for the dinosaurs to come back and eat.
Ron

> Amen, Farmer. I wonder what will happen if some of these "Global Warming"
> predictions of gloom and doom come to pass. According to some, we won't
> even
> be able to grow our own food bcause of climate change. Sure hope that
> never
> happens!
>
> Phil
>
> ----- Original Message -----
>>From    : Francis Robinson <robinson at svs.net>
> Sent    : Mon, 18 Jun 2007 14:02:31 -0400
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> Subject : Re: [AT] History Exam, now kid memories
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>
>>----- Original Message -----
> From: "charlie hill" <chill8 at suddenlink.net>
>
>
>> Farmer you are a little off base on little tractors to farm tobacco.  I
>> know that is still the case in the Burley belt, etc.  Down here in Flue
>> Curred country the small tractors went by the wayside a LONG time ago.
>> If a tobacco farmer in eastern NC has a tractor smaller than 75 HP now a
>> days he uses it to mow his yard.
>>
> ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
>     I'm not off base Charlie...  :-)   I just have a different set of
> goals
> for our future society than most folks. <SNIP>
> It is pretty scary how concentrated in the hands of a few our current
> food supply is. I sure would like to see a zillion little producers
> growing
> our food instead of these big companies.
>     If you have a wire wheel you can knock out quite a few spokes and keep
> going. If you build a wheel with 3 big spokes you only have to lose one to
> bring collapse.   :-)
> --
> "farmer"
>
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