Walter with Keith's JD chainsaw & yard tractor
Geese wating to fly south, on the lawns at the JD headquarters
A JD Multi purpose vehicle
At Sneaky Pete's
Walter and Jacqui eating as usual, beautiful ribs this time
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And a good time was had by all.
I'm so confused. If our geese fly south in the winter, why don't your geese fly north? Everything else is opposite but not geese?
I'm missing something basic here but I don't know what.
You'll have to explain to Granny.
Bet Daniel drooled over the JD visit.
Hi Jacqui ~~ Good post again, amazing vehicle and factory. A lot of food in
front of you. Glad you are back.
Take care, Merle.
Hi Peter. I know I'm going to feel extremely silly.
Thanks for the explanation and so quickly too.
We have domestic geese as well - lots of the silly things but somehow when I think of geese I think of those breathtaking V shaped formations of Canadian geese flying far south for the winter.
We have wild geese but the Canadians are better known.
Best,
Ann
I marvel at them. They find their way both directions at least 1000 miles and maybe more. Quite some distance to flap wings in any event.
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