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Grant Pronishen - Aug 14,2008
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So, when I got back from Oshkosh, the soybeans had finally grown enough to make the the airstrip visible from a long way off. Too bad I am not ready to set out my Searey as bait.
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Jeff Arnold - Aug 14,2008
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SWEET!!
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Dan Nickens - Aug 15,2008
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Very nice, Grant. Are you a crop specialist? I hope I can count on you to explain the strange crop scenes often encountered in SeaRey surveys!
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Grant Pronishen - Aug 16,2008
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Dan,<br />In spite of the fact that I have a thirty year old diploma with my name on it laying around here somewhere that makes reference to a Bachelor of Science in Agriculture blah blah,yada yada, I make no representation as to my proclivity or alacrity as an agrologist or crop specialist. I do however have a semi professional opinion on the existence of the crop anomaly shown in the attached photo. I firmly believe that any strange crop scenes witnessed by the occupants of a SEAREY in flight can be directly attributed to the euphoria created by occupancy in said aircraft. ;~)
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