JerryHilton
New Member
I live up here in the northwest corner of Georgia. I've got a international B275 a 1962 Allis chalmers hd6g and a cub lowboy 185.
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Hey yall names Jerry
- Thread starter JerryHilton
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Coaldust
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- Joined
- May 9, 2011
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- Location
- North of the 60
- Occupation
- Cargo Tanks, ULSD, RUG, Methanol, LPG
Hello Jerry,
Sounds like a helluva fleet. Welcome to the HEF. Tell us about the Georgia Red Clay and Elberta peaches.
I have some peaches, but they are in a jar. $17 for two little jars at the Three Bears. Holy cow. I was going to make a peach cobbler in the Dutch oven, but can’t bring my self to open them.
Maybe, some day, I’ll move to the country and eat me a lot of peaches.
Sounds like a helluva fleet. Welcome to the HEF. Tell us about the Georgia Red Clay and Elberta peaches.
I have some peaches, but they are in a jar. $17 for two little jars at the Three Bears. Holy cow. I was going to make a peach cobbler in the Dutch oven, but can’t bring my self to open them.
Maybe, some day, I’ll move to the country and eat me a lot of peaches.
mg2361
Senior Member
Welcome to HEF Jerry 
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