Hey Olivercookieman,
That is pretty cool! Over the last 30 years or so, I have travelled to quite a few different countries, mostly while I was in the US Army. On weekend passes, and leave time, I would often travel around, go sightseeing, across various borders. Many people in this world don&#039;t enjoy the freedoms we do, that makes me very appreciative of our freedom. Before I saw this with my own eyes, I took my freedom for granted, but no longer, now I enjoy it. Before the US Army would allow a pass to go to other countries, and before we were allowed off post, we had to take a class, that is something the Army likes very well, is making soldiers take classes, they call it a &#039;block of instruction&#039;. These classes taught us some local customs, etc., it was stressed that we were not in our own country, and we must abide by their laws, and customs, not ours. In my experience no two countries are exactly the same, an example is your country has a more European flavor than mine, I have seen many things in Canada that remind me of Europe, signs and things of that nature, on my visits to Montreal, Toronto, and Quebec. I guess my country must look pretty strange to Canadians, too. Same with Mexico, it is different, too. Bad thing about Mexico is a fellow can get in trouble really quick there, that is what some friends told me.
Harley Dawg is a special dog. He is an Oliver, Hart-Parr, Cletrac fanatic, he goes to more HPOCA events than most members, in fact I have been thinking about giving him some money so he can have his own membership, but he doesn&#039;t care about all that. He just wants to be in the tractor parade, lay around under Oliver tractors, and get his head petted, that is his idea of heaven. He does target Farmalls too, a couple of my friends sometime store their Farmalls here, they know he targets them, they think it is funny that he would pee on their tires and leave the Olivers alone. I think Harley is a pretty clean dog, every week or at most two he gets a bath with Adam&#039;s flea shampoo, that is why he smells like a barber shop dog.