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Had Mom and Dad down for an overnight and celebrated his birthday a few days early.  He was ‘tractoring’ fully time both days, I think he put in somewhere around 19 hours across the two days.  Sure does take the load off me so I can concentrate on other stuff.  Here are a few pictures of the days.

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We’ve had the place for seven years now and this is the first time we’ve had any type of crop from the peach trees.  Most summers the insects or disease wipes out the entire crop, but not this year.  The peaches were small, but once ripe they were really juicy and sweet.  Should have pruned these better last winter and definitely should have removed some of the fruit early on.  Of course I put absolutely no chemicals on them.

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