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2025-06-19 - Harrodsburg, KY - Photo by Robert Ellis, robertelliswoodworking.com.
Robert writes, "The threat of rain for the Saturday, June 14, event kept a lot of antique cars and tractors away. Fortunately there was a few that did show up and provided for some opportunity to get some photography in.

This John Deere was originally parked near a fence closer to the main buildings of the village. I told the owner I appreciated him allowing me to take all the photos I wanted of the tractor, and commented the only thing better would be if the tractor was parked in front of the barns and in the midst of the gardens at the village. He said that ain't no problem, where do you want it at?

The ensuing photo is the result of my selection."

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