This definitely tops the list for impressive yard art! Here you have a just-off-the-farm, pumpkin orange tractor as yard art in front of this east side home. Comments? Thoughts? I was amazed.
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A lovely old tractor but, I wouldn't want it sitting in my front yard.
ReplyDeleteIt's an Allis Chalmers tractor! In the Snowbird communities, some of the retirees from up north "plant" their snow shovels in the front yard. Maybe this is just to remind someone where they came from.
ReplyDeleteDi-Only in Tucson!MB
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