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View down the silo478 viewsIt's really interesting to see something like this, especially growing up at the tail-end of the cold war. These missiles were placed in silos all over South Dakota and elsewhere, and were a large part of our "Balance of Terror" defense. This particular silo now has a peculiar "sunroof" over it so you can view it. Thanks to the glare, it's also somewhat of a self-portrait of Tim...
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Chester at Camp478 views
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Grandma477 viewsGrandma took a turn with William on the carousel as well.
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First Model 720 produced477 viewsThis 720 tractor had the serial number "7200000". It was the very tractor used in the Nebraska horsepower tests - the tests that provide the "official" horsepower specs for the entire model line. Interestingly enough, the tractor has been in the same family its whole life - they bought it from Deere a couple years after it was produced, and used it up until the late 1990's, when they decided to restore it.
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Changing Table477 viewsAndrew on the Changing Table.
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King Friday's Castle477 views
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Tim & Farmall?476 viewsCathy didn't think she could talk Tim into posing with this International FarmAll, but he did it anyway (with the disclaimer that the Deere's are much cooler!)
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Big Smile476 viewsWilliam seems to enjoy birthdays.
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Heading into Howard Lake476 viewsWe chased the train all the way to Howard Lake, where it turned around. Since Highway 12 and the tracks run fairly parallel, we were able to get many good views of the train during its journey.
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Changing Table476 viewsAt three months.
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