Facedown with John Deere

2017 New England, Kentucky, Road Trip

On Lyons Station Road outside of New Haven KY we came face to face with John Deere. Not once but twice. This smaller one certainly takes up more than it’s share of this two lane road but the first one, that we weren’t quick enough to photograph, needed fully three quarters of the pavement and didn’t even slow as it approached us, then without skipping a beat steered right, off the road, giving us clearance and drove on. Of course it brought back memories of our own opportunities to climb inside the cabs of some of the behemoths last year at the John Deere Pavilion in Moline IL.

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