[AT] Fw: Re: Massey Ferguson - Now weather

[Ken Knierim]

Maybe a tractor umbrella with your favorite tractor brand. I can use it for
sunshine on my tractors when I get back, maybe. Did ATIS ever build
tractors? :)

I'm not sure what to expect but I'll be looking around for the ATIS tractor
bunch. Too bad I can't stay and make some shim stock. Maybe if I talk real
nice to the Mrs..

We're leaving tomorrow morning to head out that way for a little over a
week. I'm just hoping I don't end up with webbed feet by the time we come
back. We'll be doing some sightseeing (do I need a periscope? sonar?) and I
hope to make a trip over to Wright Patterson to check out some old airplanes
too.

Yeah, with the weather, we're not setting plans too firmly. The main idea is
to introduce our son to the wife's family, meet new folks and enjoy the
trip. Schedules are tough with a 2 year old too.

Ken in AZ



On Thu, Aug 20, 2009 at 12:45 PM, Indiana Robinson
<robinson46176 at gmail.com>wrote:

> On Thu, Aug 20, 2009 at 3:11 PM, Paul Waugh<pwaugh at embarqmail.com> wrote:
> > Ken, I am trying to remember if I have been to Portland and it DID NOT
> rain,
> > swap meeting this spring it did, and most of the shows I have been to it
> > rains, but it is a warm rain. You don't fight it, just go with the flow,
> oh
> > and cover mags ::))
> >
> > Paul - IN
> ======================================
>
>
>
> "Flow" is a good choice of words for Portland some years Paul. :-)
> Especially if you are in a tent in the valley of the campsite. I won't
> ever make that mistake again.  :-)
> Gee has that been over 10 years ago already?
> "Flow was also a good choice of words for years when George and H.L.
> were together at the campground making shim-stock. The coolers go down
> and the creek goes up. :-)
> I hope George knows that when Portland is mentioned that a lot of us
> automatically think of him...
> I should be replacing the tarped storm damaged roof on the rental
> house next week (along with a hundred other jobs) instead of going to
> Portland but dammit some things are just more important than others...
> I would implore any list members that make it there to try to make
> contact with some of us if only to shake hands and say hello. Some say
> afterward that they have been there but didn't see anybody. I hope the
> improved situation that Gene has been working on for having a location
> for our tractors and having a banner up will make contact easier.
> Maybe we should each make big ATIS badges for our hats.  :-)
>
>
> --
> Have you hugged your horses today?
>
> Francis Robinson
> aka "farmer"
> Central Indiana USA
> robinson46176 at gmail.com
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