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Funny in a cute kind of way.
It was only a year or two later when
No 1 Son (at the steering wheel)
was driving the ute across the paddock with No. 2’s small hands
barely hanging on to a two-inch diameter pipe
(just visible top right) while standing on the back.
And 25 years down the track they a still grumbling
because I was very cross with them.
Not because they were driving, rather at their lack of care,
how fast or how dangerous it was.
It is a standing chuckle that Number 1 was able
to hit a gate post in a twenty-foot wide temporary gateway
and Number 2 managed to drive so close to a tree that he hit
the bar I referred to previously.
The next two are more cute he funny me thinks…
However they always rate…
a smile or more from me.
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WoollyMuses 
I love the old photo of your sons. Great photos. 😀
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Thank you. They have changed so much since then.
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Yep, I’ve let mine drive my truck around the farm too, with minimal damage…thankfully. Now though, my oldest gets his drivers license this year. That scares the shit outta me!!! 😃😃
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Did the same to me when ours got his licence. He had this theory that if the sign said 100 kph that that was the speed to travel. Twelve years later he may, hopefully, have mellowed slightly. I think ‘farm driving’ does help with learning the mechanics of driving. However, only time and experience fixes the rest.
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Yep. That’s what I’m afraid of. 😃
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🙂 🙂 🙂 🙂 🙂
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