An old holiday greeting

Harv · Dec 19, 2004

I know it was re-aired not too long ago, but since I've received a couple of private requests recently, maybe it's time to share it once more.

Since it's a little dated, maybe I should mention that one of the main figures in this greeting represents a fella who was well known in TBN land, both for his wealth of knowledge and his rather muscular Kubota 4310. He also gained some notoriety for his humongous "Chalkley Cup", as it was eventually dubbed.

Remembering those days gone by, and for TBN's continually growing family, HAPPY HOLIDAYS! /forums/images/graemlins/laugh.gif

Moon · Dec 19, 2004

Thanks Harv!
I've been around a few years but still managed to miss this until now. Good one! I did not figure out who your talking about though....at least not yet.

Moon of Ohio

Archdean · Dec 19, 2004

That was/is a great bit of animation!!

Merry Christmas to all of You! A Card for all!

MarkV · Dec 20, 2004

Thanks Harv,

Christmas classics are always the best.

Moon, Harv is talking about Mark Chalkey who was a very active member a number of years ago and had the most modified Kubota the forum has ever seen.

MarkV

GerardC · Dec 20, 2004

That is a really neat Christmas card. Thanks for sharing. G

Golfgar4 · Dec 20, 2004

( Harv is talking about Mark Chalkey who was a very active member a number of years ago and had the most modified Kubota the forum has ever seen.
)

I might just mention that Mark is still active. He's still a moderator and has posted as recently as last month. /forums/images/graemlins/smile.gif

And thanks Harv, for re-posting that great holiday greeting. I believe that it was one of the first things that I ran across when I registered, and I recall how impressed I was with it.

GerardC · Dec 20, 2004

Planting that pine reminds me of Kellogg Raisin Bran.......TWO SCOOPS /forums/images/graemlins/tongue.gif. G

Moon · Dec 23, 2004

Happy Holidays! to all!
Remember to click on each reindeer.

Moon of Ohio

MossRoad · Dec 23, 2004

Well, I called my girls in to watch it and as soon as the little tactor came out and dug a hole the youngest one says, "Then he goes and gets the tree and it grows and the big one comes out to help and all the little tractors...." apparently I showed it to them last year and the year before. Anyway, we all sat around and watched it together and they still enjoy it greatly. /forums/images/graemlins/laugh.gif

So, Harv, thanks for a holiday tradition at our home. /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif

Currmudgeon · Dec 23, 2004

Thanks for posting that. You know you've been hanging around this place too long When you can identify the tractor makes. /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif

May I repost that?

How should I attribute it?

Bird · Dec 23, 2004

Yep, Harv, that one is a classic that needs to resurrected every year for many years.

Harv · Dec 23, 2004

( May I repost that? )

Fine by me.

( How should I attribute it? )

How 'bout, "one of them fellers at TractorByNet". /forums/images/graemlins/wink.gif

Bird · Dec 1, 2005

It's been nearly a year, but I said this thread needed be resurrected every year. /forums/images/graemlins/wink.gif

billbill1 · Dec 1, 2005

Thank you Bird, that was excellent!!!

rox · Dec 15, 2007

Bird said:
It's been nearly a year, but I said this thread needed be resurrected every year. /forums/images/graemlins/wink.gif

Thanks Bird! And of course Harv and I beleive that Chalky is the person who actually created the graphics, is that correct? IThanks Chalky! n 2007 I am still enjoying it anew. Happy Holidays everyone!

Podunkadunk · Dec 15, 2007

Great video! 'Preciate it!

And yes, Merry CHRISTmas everyone out there in TBN Land. Let's not forget the reason for the "Happy Holidays"!

RobertN · Dec 19, 2007

Harv said:
Since it's a little dated, maybe I should mention that one of the main figures in this greeting represents a fella who was well known in TBN land, both for his wealth of knowledge and his rather muscular Kubota 4310. He also gained some notoriety for his humongous "Chalkley Cup", as it was eventually dubbed.

That's a pretty nice Farmall in there too