How many other TBN members have you personally met?

Thomas · Jan 18, 2012

Honor of meeting 3...Frank_F15,Mark_In_NH,Irvingj.

blueriver · Jan 18, 2012

I have not met any ... I think TBN State tractor days would be fun. Find 40-100 acres and bring your tractors and whatever piece of equipment and we could tear it up, plow it up, cut it, rake it up, bale it up or just shut up.

GPintheMitten · Jan 18, 2012

I haven't met any TBNers that I know of. Anyone near Genesee or Ingham counties in Michigan?

JB4310 · Jan 18, 2012

None that I know of, but wonder when I go by a guy working on a tractor, or seeing people at the tractor dealer or at TSC or HF etc. if maybe they are members too.

JB

grsthegreat · Jan 18, 2012

I belong to several horse driving clubs. We get together several times a year for shows, drives, snow sleigh stuff, whatever.

Its alot of fun. For the shows they come from 4 neighboring states and some from Canada

blueriver · Jan 18, 2012

grsthegreat said:
I belong to several horse driving clubs. We get together several times a year for shows, drives, snow sleigh stuff, whatever.

Its alot of fun. For the shows they come from 4 neighboring states and some from Canada

That would be fun.

KB9UDE · Jan 18, 2012

I have met one member in person. A few others that are close to me have sent me PM's and we email.

KB9UDE · Jan 18, 2012

I would like to see a map of members on this website that want to be shown so we can have an idea where some people live.

creekbend · Jan 18, 2012

Although I have never met any TBN members personally, there are several that I feel close to in regards to the PM's and E-mails correspondence.

JDgreen227 · Jan 18, 2012

MossRoad said:
Alright, where you near in central Michigan? I'll bet if you mention some nearby points of interest you'll find a lot of people visited at least close to you! :laughing:

Fine then, I will admit to being a few miles distant of the site of the Bath School Bombing of 1927, and one of the children injured in the blast lived on the farm I own now, and the author of the book "The Bath School Disaster" was the brother of the wife that lived in the house across the road from us back then, which is still in the family. That family lost a son in the blast. Other than this, there are not much in the way of points of interest nearby.