Farm Use
When John and I went to Rocky Mount Tuesday morning, we were behind a silver Cadillac for about nine or ten miles. Notice anything odd about that car?
OK, maybe we need to get a little closer. Now, check out the license plate:
It's a farm vehicle! I'll bet some of y'all citified readers of this blog thought farm vehicles were old pick-up trucks. Well, think again.
How many bales of hay you reckon a body could haul in that Caddy? Or sacks of feed? Or hogs—lessee, at least three in the back seat, another one or two in front. . . .
Reckon that Caddy could pull a bush-hog?
OK, maybe we need to get a little closer. Now, check out the license plate:
It's a farm vehicle! I'll bet some of y'all citified readers of this blog thought farm vehicles were old pick-up trucks. Well, think again.
How many bales of hay you reckon a body could haul in that Caddy? Or sacks of feed? Or hogs—lessee, at least three in the back seat, another one or two in front. . . .
Reckon that Caddy could pull a bush-hog?
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Labels: rural life
posted by Becky Mushko | 8:23 PM
3 Comments:
Seems to be leaning to the left side....hmmmmmm...possibly some heavy 'farm' cargo filling the trunk left side?
A heavy sack of, uh, grain in the trunk might cause that. Ya think?
I love it! Only in Franklin County!
You should submit that to the paper.
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