    1. Guest      Guest Guest      J. Wilborn     Posts: 39
(2/8/01 4:55:46 pm)     The old tractor was parked on a grassy
hillside under the protective spread of a giant     Lebanon
cedar tree. An old FARMALL F-12, that probably had been
manufactured in the     1930’s, and had originally been red in
color, was now a faded and grease smeared pink.     Attached to
the old tractors drawbar hitch was an equally ancient rubber-
tired trailer. It     was easy to determine that the trailer had
been constructed from the back half of a vintage     pickup
truck. The old pickup truck fenders, though dented and badly
scratched, showed as     some color of green paint.     The
capacity of the trailers cargo compartment had been increased by
adding upright     sheets of plywood to the old pickups sides.
It must have been done long ago for the     plywood was faded
bone-gray and weatherbeaten with the upper edges of the wooden
sheets , gouged and splintered.     Over time, names and other
graffiti had been written o