Where do you park it?

[Xfaxman]

I know what you are saying but my problem is that I seem to have been stuck in my first childhood for my whole life! I've heard that if you think the car is too loud then you are too old. Well, this car is too loud, and too fast, and too cramped so I guess I must be too old. I'd just rather ride in the tractor these days. It's more comfortable to me.

YEP, know what you mean. Been there, done that with two Corvettes, don't want one now.

I am 72 years young, and well into my second childhood! I enjoy riding my Bobcats and Dumper. I even have a peddle car!!

 

[bigblock]

YEP, know what you mean. Been there, done that with two Corvettes, don't want one now.

I am 72 years young, and well into my second childhood! I enjoy riding my Bobcats and Dumper. I even have a peddle car!!

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That's pretty cool! With fuel prices rising it may become affordable transportation in the future.

 

[cccamrd]

My Heated tractor barn. Nothin's too good for my baby!!!
BX1860 mmm fel bk blade boom pole

 

[msb1766]

In my my shed.

 

[pwt]

In the winter. John Deere tractor in the Dome. Little Kubota outside.

 

[RoyJackson]

I've always kept the tractor in the garage, along with the finishing mower, chipper and ballast box. The rotary cutter was stored in a shed outback. That was at our place in PA.
Now that we're in Vermont in a rental home, everything is outside...which sucks.
However, barring unforeseen circumstances, we'll be in our new home in 4-6 weeks and the tractor and implements will again be stored inside...except for the cutter...sold that before we moved.

 

[soulasphil]

Sweet barn indeed! What is the history, if you don't mind? Do you know when it was built? I love your toys, but I'm a sucker for old buildings too, particularly with stonework.

In the 18th century, all the land around here belonged to the aristocrat living in the manor at the other end of the island facing my windows, le conte de NAJAC. The main farm house was built towards the end of the 18th. The successive farmers built the various outbuildings, starting with the barn for their crops at the beginning of the 19th c and when they grew richer, stables for two horses. The landlord was an excentric who used to ride around on camel back. Until the poor animal caught a fatal pneumonia crossing the ford from the island in winter.

 

[GBOUTDOORS]

Ours stays in the garage the night before any snow storm so I can just plow my way out all other times in the barn/work shed we built for it. Wish I could figure out how to post pictures from my IPad to show it off.

 

[llylaclama]

In a heated garage, where else

 

[farmgirl19]

Under the shade trees!