Elevators Being Installed . . . and More
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7 comments:
Great to hear from you again. it's nice keeping updated. Wow looks like hard work.
thats interesting!!... I didn't realize you could do it so fast...I thought more of you down on hands and knees gently pushing a mound of soil up around the base of the tiny trees... making sure they wouldn't move...ha ha
Looks like a tough pace to keep up!! take care
Wow, I'd last no more then 2 second trying to do that. Nice to hear from you.
The Planter man!
Hey Jon, you're pretty fast. Didn't know the area was that rough. I guess its the wild! Look out for bears, I think you could go a bit faster. hehe, just kidding. Take care.
Hey Planter Man...
Cute video...did our blog inspire you? :)
That was rough terrain...you're QUICK!
hey jonny b,
so good to hear from you!! sorry I haven't checked your blog in so long! What a friend I am, eh? Nice video. Prayin' for ya' today.
I will have to try to get a quick video made on a non-rain day with good land to let you know what pace I really can go at. However I normally find it tough to take the few minutes to get my camera out on a big number day.
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