The annual quest for the perfect tree! This year, the Universe smiled upon us; no snow, bright sunshine and crisp weather without wind!
By the way, I took this panorama shot with my Sprint Galaxy Nexus S…
Thinks I find along the way
I’m not always happy that my wife has a passion for hobby farming that makes me a farmhand. Playing Farmville is so much cleaner and easier…
Taken with picplz at Home in Pierce, WI.
Every once in awhile, though, I take time to find some meaning in the task at hand. Yesterday, we were working on expanding the area enclosed by our electric fence. Putting up the original fence last year really kicked my butt! Now, I’ve learned enough that I could start an electric fence company…
In expanding the fence, I wanted to take advantage of some wooden posts that were already on our property so that I’d have some really solid corners to build on. I took this picture while waiting for one of my helpers. I paused to think about the ‘poetry’ of the post — a previous land owner put in that post God knows how many years ago. It may have been 10. It may have been 100. It was probably erected to contain dairy cattle, but who knows? This is how I entertain myself on some of these projects by thinking of the whole ‘circle of life’ thing as the land passes from one ‘farmer’ to the next…
50 years from now, someone might wonder about this hardware and who installed it. Maybe not. It intrigues me — or at least it keeps my kind of sane as I work on these projects…
…[and you won’t ;-)] in the beginning of November covering the Agritechnica trade show for my client AGCO…
“This biannual fair is considered the world’s largest and leading trade fair in the field of agricultural machinery. It is a rather specialised fair in terms of products, visitors and exhibitors. Over the past 10 years, Agritechnica has been growing rapidly, doubling its number of exhibitors. In 2007, 1,268 companies exhibited their products, of which 920 where from outside Germany. Over 340,000 visitors visited the fair, some 71,500 from outside Germany.” Source: AGRITECHNICA 2009 | CBI
The bright folks at AGCO are using social media as a breakout strategy to connect with customers. If you want to track our preparation and progress from the very beginning to the end of the show, you can do it here…
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