Most times, my readership doesn't read articles that get very political on my blog. A debate of color preference may be provoked, but beyond that, I don't write hard-hitting exposure pieces. I'm sure the readership is well aware of our bizarre political climate of late. If a reader comes to my blog for something light … Continue reading Illinois Political Concern
Honoring the Family
Three years ago, The Ladage Tractor Drive started because of a bridge. Author and Blogger Cindy Ladage standing on Ladage Bridge The family history can be traced clear back to Abraham Lincoln's time. That is a pretty good indication that the Ladage family is well established in central Illinois. Their ancestral linage also has ties … Continue reading Honoring the Family
Buchheit Tractor Day
Buchheit store manager in Jacksonville, IL Eric Michuson, had a great success for public relations when he managed a store in KY. His KY store hosted an antique tractor drive-in. It's not hard to imagine he had corporate blessing. Kenny Buchheit,a second-generation owner of the company, is also the founding curator of the American Tractor … Continue reading Buchheit Tractor Day
Create it, They will Come
I met Andy Hinrichs several years ago. Unfortunately, I've never had a conversation longer than a few minutes with him. Until the Saturday after his 16th successful Garden Tractor Jamboree. Andy would personally attest to the fact that it's very difficult to have a meaningful visit during the event. He's just too busy. What a … Continue reading Create it, They will Come
AJ’s 16th Jamboree
Another garden tractor jamboree has passed. Like the 15 predecessors, a great time was had by one, and all Andy Hinrichs hosts a great show. There are plenty of activities to participate in. The day begins patriotic by presenting the colors. There is a tractor parade immediately following. Throughout the day, there is an opportunity … Continue reading AJ’s 16th Jamboree
Glorious Tailgating Memories
https://youtu.be/wScOkvCmgQM?si=QCqrlWU1dVM6FzMt I, like many others, can relate to Joe Diffie's song celebrating the pick-up truck. I probably had my first truck that young, but I didn’t haul anything for the girl next door. I didn't have any close neighbors. I don't agree with Joe's fondness for Chevy, however. He and I will just have to … Continue reading Glorious Tailgating Memories
Changing Logistics
Logistics ~ the detailed coordination of a complex operation involving people facilities and supplies During my Nashville adventure, my close friend and travel companion for the trip Scott announced he was in the market for a new vehicle. I asked if he planned to trade his F-150 for his new ride. He shook his head, … Continue reading Changing Logistics
Cindy’s Book
With all the traveling, it's a wonder that Cindy Ladage has any time to write anything other than for her travel blog. Her debut book, published by House of Honor Books, was released at the end of February. Cindy's book was released just in time. March 1st, she traveled to Nashville,TN, for a book fair … Continue reading Cindy’s Book
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