Baling 1st cut hay 2018

[@herbhouston5378]

I've watched this over and over again... and I relive so many fine memories... from when I was a kid... I send you and your family wishes for a very Merry Christmas and a joy filled Birthday Party... God bless you all...

[@elizabethjones6701]

I hope you had a Merry Christmas Herb and very happy New Year!

[@pennderosafarms7910]

Thank you! I'm glad you like the video, I need to make a new one this summer. Happy new year!

[@herbhouston5378]

Oh my Lord, such memories! I grew up about 30 miles north of Cincinnati, Ohio and I started doing that when I was 9 years old... My people never farmed, but I was always next door on the local dairy farm... Until I was 19, that's all I knew about life and the evil things of this world... I loved it then... and I love now... I'll be 75 in October and believe with all my heart that there isn't a better place to live and raise a family... I envy you and your family for what you have... and I don't mean just the farm... There a good lookin' group and they work well together and I would say, they love each other... God bless you all...

[@elizabethjones6701]

Herb Houston. I just read your comment and I've got tears in my eyes! I'm the Mom that was driving the tractor that day. Johnny is my son, this is his farm and Gib ( the little boy) is my grandson. I grew up on this farm and I couldn't be any prouder of my family . Yes, we love each other!

[@pennderosafarms7910]

Herb Houston I'm glad you enjoyed watching the video. We really enjoy working together here on our farm. Thanks for tuning into our channel.

[@herbhouston5378]

@@elizabethjones6701 .. I was so moved by what you said to me about five months ago and I want to take this time to say MERRY CHRISTMAS to you and those you hold dear... I pray that the Lord continue to bless you and keep in the palm of his hand... I know in my life, if weren't for almighty God, well... I just wouldn't know what to do... I don't know if I would still be alive in this world...

[@elizabethjones6701]

@@herbhouston5378, Merry Christmas to you! Thank you for writing, you have made my day. God bless and keep you.

[@hermanvinckier601]

Elizabeth Jones -

[@jeremyvoland4647]

I've baked alot of hay off a old 14t and wouldn't trade my childhood for anything had a good tan was strong and got to know some of the best people you will ever meet farm life is the best for kids teaches you how to grow things and gives you RESPECT wish there was more farms around that still did small squares

[@kenbass3862]

I love your old school tractors. I haven't seen an Oliver working in a long time. My dad and I restored an old A and a B John Deere. I love seeing the old tractors still out working. Thanks for the video.

[@pennderosafarms7910]

Thanks for watching!! I'm sure it was lots of fun restoring those tractors.

[@42lookc]

That 1600 is a beauty. Mom is lovely. She looks like the perfect country lady. As to the 125 bales an acre: you're leaving a lot of hay on the ground with those basket rakes. Maybe they're missing teeth. If you can, score a Vee rake at a sale. It'll sweep the stubble clean, and cut your raking time down to 1/5 or less of what it is now. You can operate it as fast as you want. I went flat out road gear with our 1550, and only throttled back and pulled the Hydra-Power for the corners. Our fields were very smooth for that purpose. Raking close to 20 acres an hour can make the difference between getting the field baled or not. Time is everything when rain is coming. Plus it saves a lot of fuel rolling 3 into 1 in one pass. I'd never make hay again without one.

[@pennderosafarms7910]

Thank you! That Oliver is been a great tractor. My mom was raised on that farm and when my grandparents passed away I bought it so, I guess that's why she looks like she belongs there. It would be great to have a rake like that, we only bale about four to five hundred Bales a year but, maybe one day fingers crossed.

[@AMindInOverdrive]

keep the kids doing that work. I went to school with farmer's sons and not only were they the strongest kids in the school, they were the most humble and hard-working

[@elizabethjones6701]

The little boy is my grandson and he is a hard worker. And proud of the muscles he has to show for it!

[@briangleason5597]

Best memories ever sitting on grandpa's lap steering combine or tractor. Miss them times. Oliver is a beauty. Farmers are true Heroes. Thank You.

[@pennderosafarms7910]

Thanks for watching.

[@zfilmmaker]

It blows me away seeing a 14T working today! I have one in my building that my father used back when it was new. I don't use it for anything but to look at. You may have inspired me to pull it out and get it working. I make large squares now but love the old equipment! Nice video!

[@pennderosafarms7910]

zfilmmaker My neighbor bought it from a one owner and did a lot work to it over the winter. 200+ bales and didn't miss one. Thanks for watching.

[@zfilmmaker]

That's impressive! It warms my heart to know people still use old equipment like this instead of rotting in a field or land fill. Mine is actually not PTO driven, it’s an ultra rare model with a Milwaukee motor for pulling behind a pickup truck. My John Deere dealer said John Deere made them with Wisconsin motors and had a short run of Milwaukee’s, but due to high price, returned back to Wisconsin motors. It's a mystery why my father bought it in the first place, at the time he had 9 John Deere tractors ranging from 28-70hp. Anyway, I’ve always wanted to get it working but don’t know where to find motor parts.

[@pennderosafarms7910]

zfilmmaker Maybe you could put another engine on it, hold on to the old engine in case you find the parts.

[@maggiebrady2311]

Pennderosa Farms in in

[@timmathewson9111]

Loved this video , brought back a lot of good memories stacking hay on wagon at my uncles farm. Nice to see a family working well together as a team. Thanks for making this video that we all can enjoy. God Bless you and your family

[@pennderosafarms7910]

Thank you! We all have fun together. It won't be long and I'll be at it again.

[@dcb805]

Last day I handled square bales was 100 in the field and 140 in the loft.Went to round bales the next year. Video really brings back memories.

[@pennderosafarms7910]

It's hot work but, it's only a couple of days a year. I kind of like the family time together. It is nice with a round baler, it turns it into a one man job.

[@deanbrown4512]

I enjoyed your equipment, they all look well maintained. And family. Working together. Ya'll are great.

[@pennderosafarms7910]

Thanks for the compliment and thanks for watching.

[@hairymanonetwo]

The memories !!!! Nice to see this video. Baled hay most of the summers back in 1970s 2000 bales per day. Never tired..... all stacked on the rack.and pulled up in the hay mow by a fork.....the by gone days. Its when the farmers were farmers ! They knew what work was.... and the chickens... bring back memories too. We still do it today ! Chickens too. Nothing like buying the trash eggs from town..... yokes run like water. Farm fresh eggs....most done even know the difference !

[@pennderosafarms7910]

Wow!! that's a lot of hay and a lot of hard work. We only bale 4 to 500 Bales a year. I know what you're saying about the eggs, there's no comparison between store-bought and farm raised. Thanks for watching the video and have a great day.

[@amathonn]

One of my proudest teen achievements - Dad and our work sharing neighbor had a little kerfuffle just before haying time so we had to do it all ourselves and I stacked every single bale in the haymow.

[@glenncountry]

Those Olivers are great. I still have my 1850 special. I agree stacking on the wagon behind the baler is easier.

[@pennderosafarms7910]

We love the 1600 we have. It would be easier to hook the wagon to the baler.

[@dwighthickerson4106]

Thanks for the video! Brings back old memories. Growing up on a dairy back in the 70s!

[@pennderosafarms7910]

Dwight Hickerson Hey, thanks for watching. It's a lot of hard work but, we enjoy it at the same time.

[@RobertJones-ey9qz]

Bales probably weigh about as much as the young man. lol! Brings back memories of when I was young. I would put the bales on the elevator, Dad worked the mow. (The only one that could stack them right. lol) Sorta miss those days. Good video. Take care and be safe.

[@pennderosafarms7910]

Thanks!!! That boy is tough as nails, he is a great help. We have a couple more hay video's from this summer on here.

[@johnhenderson8360]

Those are a couple of really nice tractors. It was a sad day when White bought out Oliver.

[@pennderosafarms7910]

John Henderson Its been a good tractor, we don't work it really hard now, a few years ago I had a 5×5 round baler I pulled with this tractor and it would handle fine.

[@juanalegria9640]

@@pennderosafarms7910 AAAa as z

[@markgamble8377]

Equipment is well taken care of. Good family time. Nothing like the smell of fresh hay

[@pennderosafarms7910]

Thank you! In about 2 months we will do it again.

[@GAFarms]

Love the older equipment, well done, glad i found your channel. thanks

[@pennderosafarms7910]

GA Farms 2016 Thanks for watching.

[@Melidontcare]

Thank you for sharing this video, brings back good memories and HOT memories of being on the loft crew when it was 150 degrees 🤠

[@pennderosafarms7910]

Not fun but, for some reason I like it.

[@ap8409]

I did that every summer when I was a kid. I always got stuck in the barn stacking bales. Nothing like 90 degrees and the wind blowing in dust and chaff from the bales into your face. $2 an hour. We didn't let the bales fall on the ground. We had the flat bed hooked to the baler and one or two guys on the trailer taking the bales as they came out of it.

[@pennderosafarms7910]

Alan P $2's an hour! What year was this? I can't find anyone to do it for $10's an hour now. Thanks for watching our channel.

[@ap8409]

Late 70's!

[@ap8409]

1970's

[@KM-kl8xu]

Love seeing the older nostalgic equipment still being used. 👍to the American farmers.

[@pennderosafarms7910]

I agree, there is something nice working with the older equipment.

[@brd1242]

Lots of great memories on the farm in the 60’s and 70’s....ended up getting bale wagons but lots of years with the conveyor belt and stacking in the barn..great video!!!

[@pennderosafarms7910]

bruce graham I always look forward to putting up hay. Thanks for watching.

[@richardmiller3919]

That farm work on hay for boys to do is best work out than going out to gym. I helped my uncle and other farmers for several years. What a great memory!!!

[@pennderosafarms7910]

Richard Miller That's for sure. A guy would be in great shape doing that all the time.

[@donaldsmith3048]

One of them sounds like a Popen Johnny! I didn't know any of them were still running. I drove one of them in 1966 and they were old then!

[@pennderosafarms7910]

That 620 has a 2 cylinder engine. I it was built in the late 50's. Thanks for watching.

[@glenncountry]

I had oliver 1800 and 1850. Nice. When my dad heard the 2 cylindar john deeres he said he always wanted to clean the sprk plugs. ;)

[@pennderosafarms7910]

@@glenncountry hahaha. I would like to find a old narrow front end to go along with the 1600, like a 66 rowcrop.

[@deannederhoff]

Kids now a days would think this was crazy.remember being in he hay mow 100 degrees and no air movement. Those days are long gone.miss them now that I'm 50 now

[@pennderosafarms7910]

Dean Nederhoff I hear ya. I think I have a pretty good boy, he is always willing to help. Thanks for watching.

[@benscoles5085]

I never thought I would say this, but I too miss the time I spent working my Grandma's farm, and all the times I spent helping other farmer's in the area, at bailing time, planting time, harvest was always my favorite days, I got pulled out of school to help, that I really LIKED

[@anthonyhengst2908]

I was up in the now too, all by myself. My brother unloaded. We could put away 120 bale loads in about 20 minutes. 15 loads a day then milked cows after that.

[@rodneywroten2994]

young man is doing a great job. better than being in front of TV or Computor

[@pennderosafarms7910]

Rodney Wroten That's for sure! He's a big help around here.

[@farmall1farmall132]

True till he gets a hernia from lifting..

[@neddoyle5363]

@@farmall1farmall132 t t

[@banjobenson9348]

Brings back a lot of memories, love the old oliver and grain elevator. any single farm gals around I need a good wife.

[@pennderosafarms7910]

Banjo Benson sorry, no single gals around. Thanks for watching.

[@pughviewfarms4622]

Really like the older equipment. Glad I found your channel

[@pennderosafarms7910]

Thanks. It works well for us. Thanks for watching and subbing!!

[@sheldonmaclennan5843]

your equipment is in unbelievable condition. it is older than everybody in the video. as for as some of the other comments you never get the same amount of exercise doing it the easy way.

[@pennderosafarms7910]

Sheldon MacLennan Thanks. You're right about the exercise. The 620 and the baler belongs to my neighbor, the Oliver is ours. Thanks for watching.

[@rncrallypics]

Excellent video. Keep up the good work

[@pennderosafarms7910]

Thank you!

[@johnmoore8016]

We bailed some of our hay and we put some of up loose in the barn and stacked it in the fields. My job was to place they loose hay on the level in the loft. it was very warm work in the summer time working in a tin roofed barn. some of the stacks we put in the field caught fire due to the hay being put up wet and the hot sun working to make steam down in the stack. left the farm life in May 1956 for twenty years in the military. still own part of the farm but it all timber land now.

[@pennderosafarms7910]

First of all, thank you for your service. I'm sure that was very hot work up in the loft. That's great you still own the land. My grandparents bought this place in the early 60's and I bought it in 2004 when they passed away. Thanks for watching.

[@ekhaat]

Oh boy this reminds me of my childhood. Thank you

[@SoybeanFarmer3300]

stumbled in here and found what looks like a family working together to get the hay up and in the barn. so I hit the sub and the notify bell. I like the older tractors. I farm with a 1970 4020 and a 1970 4000.

[@pennderosafarms7910]

I checked out your channel and it looks like you have some good stuff on here. I subscribed to you as well.

[@roberthillsjr.3729]

Many a time when I was young. 50 plus years ago. Good ole days for sure.

[@pennderosafarms7910]

I thought I was the only person that enjoys putting up small square bales.😁

[@altheastortz8038]

Pennderosa Farms Many a time for me over fifty plus years ago on my dads farm in Gridley Illinois really miss those days

[@MatthewWilliams-pd7iy]

Farmer mom is beautiful....

[@bluesharp59]

Happy Saturday and gave a Thumbs Up !

[@pennderosafarms7910]

Thank you!!

[@bluesharp59]

@@pennderosafarms7910 You are welcome also.

[@richardmiller3919]

Oh my goodness, I have a memory, I used to work for my uncle for 2 summers. Excellent “workout” as I earned 💰 there. It was worth it. Not see anymore now.. Thank you for posting as I could smell dry hay now 😂

[@jimpustejovsky3655]

Grew up on an Oliver 1650 and 1850, good video. Be careful around that open chain and pto shaft while unloading that hay. Like seeing the old iron.

[@pennderosafarms7910]

jim pustejovsky We will be more careful around the chain next time. The old Oliver has been a good tractor for us.

[@jtoddjb]

cant get through a comment section of any video of any subject without a safety nanny

[@berniewatts7598]

Yeah, farming is at the top of the list as one of the most hazardous occupations in the US. No need to point out something that can take a leg off or kill you!! Get real ToddtheWadd

[@ricktrimble4589]

@@jtoddjb Safety Nanny? Maybe so.... that said, growing up in the 60's on a midwestern farm I knew many who had suffered as a result of farm equipment accidents. A lifetime of being around machinery has given me a great respect for what can go wrong quickly. Ya'll have a great family dynamic... and mom is a beauty, lol.

[@johnhatt1219]

Thank God for the 620 and the 14t baler I have baled a lot of hay with both

[@pennderosafarms7910]

John Hatt It didn't miss a bale all day. Thanks for watching.

[@Fishcop-326]

Looking neat in the seat of that Oliver mom. Nice video thanks for sharing.

[@pennderosafarms7910]

Thank you!!

[@joejackson5174]

My mostest favorite job of the summer... I love bucking bales...

[@pennderosafarms7910]

Nothing seems like hard work after this.

[@keithdilts]

Good to see a family working together. Technology is a good thing, but sometimes it’s advanced us out of interacting in town or the country.

[@elizabethjones6701]

I love it! That's some hard working boys right there!

[@carterhaff3739]

Elizabeth Jones @ dhxgxhvyufuchuxgh bvvh

[@jeffferanec4526]

Thank's for the nice video, nice to see the whole family pitching in. Cant help but wonder why you don't pull the wagon with the baler & save lifting the bales from the ground.

[@kh2140]

Great video. 👍 if I was there I'd be giving a helping hand.

[@travnat1]

People talking about memories of square baling long ago.....heck, I'm still square baling. Just did some this week. No bale accumulator, no thrower, no fancy pants stacker, just a baling machine and two hands.

[@pennderosafarms7910]

I hear ya, it's a couple days of hard work, NO big deal!!

[@dougmoore7116]

Thumbs up and subscribed, like watching an Oliver work.

[@pennderosafarms7910]

Thanks for subscribing!! That tractor has been a good one.

[@americanbluejacket209]

Great setup. Glad you have a good 14T. The one I had was the 14T from hell. Never did work well for me. Nice farm and you sure have great help too.

[@br927]

Funny to hear you say 4 high & a tie! I was a farmer, and am a meat cutter, when we unload freight I always say 5 high & a tie, and they laugh at me! now I got them saying it! I tell them just do it, I never lost a load of hay in all my life!!

[@pennderosafarms7910]

Haha! That's funny. They seem to stay put that way.

[@pancholefty5828]

John Deere..yess..i love it. La bise from Ardèche, France 😎

[@ericlakota6512]

She has a nice oliver i realy like those old other green tractor my favorit looking they look realy nice when they get a fresh paint job over winter the big cast iron grill makes them stand out its a pwer house

[@AH-hi7jg]

Brings me back to the good Auld days.

[@pennderosafarms7910]

I glad this is on video, maybe my grandkids can watch it one day.

[@JJKHaywood]

Old Iron Farm, harvesting fodder always warms my heart.

[@pennderosafarms7910]

JJKHaywood That old equipment is still working out good for us. Thanks for watching.

[@jimanderson7648]

had a 14 T baler very good baler, had a 720 and 820 both were diesel very good tractors

[@michaelstark703]

The sound of the old elevator, brought a smile to my face.

[@pennderosafarms7910]

I'm glad it did!

[@DennysCountryLife]

Who needs a drone when you have a son and a wagon full of hay? Great video there. A family that hays together stays together!

[@pennderosafarms7910]

Denny's Country Life haha. We had a good time that day. Thanks for watching.

[@elizabethjones6701]

Denny's Country Life, Gib was filming some of it while on top of the chicken house! Lol

[@tractorcorleone]

A very nice farming video,well done :)

[@pennderosafarms7910]

Siku Corleone RC Thank you. I checked out your channel, pretty cool!

[@elizabethjones6701]

Siku Corleone RC, thanks for watching! This is my son and grandson, I'm the Mom on the tractor!

[@tractorcorleone]

Elizabeth Jones ,hi,thank you very much for your comment,you look young and pretty and you are a big helping hand on the nice family farm ;)

[@danielwilliams602]

Great videos Johnny! Dad just showed me your channel this afternoon; wish I would have found it sooner. All of your work is very inspirational!

[@pennderosafarms7910]

Hey buddy! I'm glad you like them. I hope you and family had a good Christmas and new year.

[@glenparks5175]

Luv to see hay being put up old fashion way that's way we always had to do it

[@kareemalfaris8501]

Wow... Good done... Iron woman.. Good farmers

[@pennderosafarms7910]

Thank you!

[@gary24752]

When life was simple. Those days are gone.

[@pennderosafarms7910]

I know what you're saying about the simple life. Life is just a rat race anymore but, it seems like on the the days that we do bale hay together it feels like the old days. Thanks for watching the video and have a great day.

[@lesadam306]

@@pennderosafarms7910 mikepsells Mike sells

[@santatigerclaus]

love the flat tire flappin on the rake

[@pennderosafarms7910]

I hadn't used that rake in a few years, I had to break it out flat tire or not.😁

[@elizabethjones6701]

If you happen to be reading through the comments, I just wanted to put this out there. Make sure to subscribe to Pennderosa Farms! Thanks everyone for watching this video! :)

[@aarontatum1376]

is no one going to mention the lady on the tractor ? she is hot!

[@mstr-farms257]

Good ole Oliver. Got 7 of em

[@pennderosafarms7910]

Tomer It's been a good tractor for us.

[@imasmallfringeminority1988]

Good kid helping the old man

[@pennderosafarms7910]

That's right, he's a good boy!!

[@TimTools99]

Ain't nothin more fun than this!

[@henrytomlinson3634]

Hi from the UK we had a new idea elevator and move thousands of bales with it put your bales on edge because they will never cut the strings. Henry

[@pennderosafarms7910]

Hello back from the U.S. The brand we use is a Kankakee. Good tip about putting them on edge.

[@TimTools99]

The best time of your lives! Enjoy!

[@jeremyvoland4647]

Nothing like a old two banger

[@cillyede]

A very nice video! Hello from Germany - Hubert

[@pennderosafarms7910]

Hu Ko Hello. Thank you.

[@sandhollowhomestead6972]

In 1970 I rode a big stack on a hayrack pulled by two mini-weight mules down a steep hill in Roswell Idaho. The mules was our breaks and motor. Next time I refused to ride the rack. How heavy were your bales averaging? Great family team work!

[@pennderosafarms7910]

I just went though that part of Idaho last week, I could imagine the hills! I think they averaged 55 lbs. It's great family time together and a great way to toughen up a young man. After that job, nothing will seem difficult to him.

[@nolanmacdougall1154]

Nice Oliver great tractor

[@pennderosafarms7910]

Thank you. It's been good for us.

[@Doobie2100]

Team work !!! Great video!!!

[@ivordavies2976]

seeing the young guy loading bales brings back memories of me from 46 years ago ..someone is standing to close to elevator drive shaft

[@pennderosafarms7910]

Ivor Davies He's a good hard working boy. I agree with you, when I watched this i noticed the driveshaft. Thanks for watching.

[@mikethibault2909]

I really enjoy your video keep up the good work

[@pennderosafarms7910]

Mike Thibault Thanks for watching.

[@FarmallFanatic]

That zero turn aint no joke!

[@pennderosafarms7910]

The elevator spotter!!

[@redwow]

memories. Hard work!

[@pennderosafarms7910]

It sure is, good exercise!!

[@alfredchavez3202]

That's a pretty ring you have!

[@elizabethjones6701]

Haha, thank you! Gotta have a little bling!

[@alfredchavez3202]

😁

[@rjvan9220]

That Oliver sounds sweet!

[@pennderosafarms7910]

RJ Van Thanks.

[@JeffJamesoutdoors]

Great family farming video. I will subscribe for that.

[@pennderosafarms7910]

Jeff James Thanks for watching.

[@FarmallFanatic]

Dream tractor

[@pennderosafarms7910]

Which one??

[@FarmallFanatic]

@@pennderosafarms7910 any oliver or Farmall haha

[@pennderosafarms7910]

@@FarmallFanatic hahaha!! We picked this one up about 8 years ago, it's been taken care of.

[@Snowtruckdriver]

Dad's first baler was a 14 t bought in 1955 or 56

[@lanzkurt7917]

The Oldtimer john deeres are great 👍

[@ahmedbaig7279]

What about wheat hay which is naturall available after a hard season. That us saved and ysed for yesr.

[@pennderosafarms7910]

Ahmed Baig Wheat hay is some very good hay. Lots of rainfall this year, it's been a good crop.

[@georgedoorley5628]

doctors made more money out of small square bales than farmers ever did !!!!

[@TRWRepa]

o ja ! auch in germany !

[@mikecubes1642]

its hot work but fun. i like the old tractors too and i put in many hours running a 1600 oliver hauling wagons and mowing hay. the 14T makes nice solid bales too. what state is it in?

[@elizabethjones6701]

Indiana

[@pennderosafarms7910]

Southern Indiana

[@danvanhoose6783]

Been there,done that.good job

[@pennderosafarms7910]

Dan Van Hoose Thank you.

[@ecw0647]

Moving bales around is much easier with a bale hook. And we always pulled the wagon behind the baler and stacked that way.

[@pennderosafarms7910]

I've heard that, I need to try it.

[@rodneyfelker4501]

good video from camden new york

[@Renny1953]

I've been meaning to talk to you about the condition of your hay rake. Flat front tire- and a few other things.........

[@ericdaniel7069]

That Oliver kicks ass

[@pennderosafarms7910]

It's the boss!! Thanks

[@paulwasserman97]

Just courteous where did you buy the JD 620??

[@daveknepp7718]

Nice video, thanks for sharing.

[@pennderosafarms7910]

You're Welcome. Thanks for watching!!!

[@agnaldosantos6539]

👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

[@barrysimmons5489]

Y'all got this backwards. 1 unloading, 2 in the mow... C'mon, that mow gets hot 'n humid.

[@richardmiller3919]

Barry Simmons .. worse inside barn.. hot dirty and inside your nose full of dry dust.. wow.. I remember that

[@johnhatt1219]

Thank God the 620 14 t baler balrd a lot a hay with both

[@pennderosafarms7910]

I don't think it missed a tie all day.

[@Snowtruckdriver]

Dad also had a 620 but with a tricycle front end not a wide like yours

[@dennisjones9858]

That boy can pitch hay!

[@pennderosafarms7910]

Dennis Jones yes he can!!!

[@Brookside975]

great family!

[@pennderosafarms7910]

Thank you!!

[@pennderosafarms7910]

Thank you!!

[@herbbarrett900]

Hi I just found your video where are you from I'm from northern Pa and it looks like around here

[@pennderosafarms7910]

Herb Barrett I'm from southern Indiana.