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Day Street, Henty, New South Wales.
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Day Street, Henty, New South Wales.
help why does henry cavill only plays bottoms i-
Listen. That man spends like four hours a day making that cake the size of the fucking moon. He plays bottoms because he is a bottom. That man wants his ass ate like a 50% off Chinese buffet and it translates into every single character he’s ever played.
Except maybe August Walker.
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Day Street, Henty, New South Wales.
uh oh henty
Two former farmers who preferred to build machinery rather than battle drought, have taken out the Best Australian Manufactured Machine of the Year at Henty Machinery Field Days. Dallas and Kaidan Boyd (pictured with their award) from West Wyalong built a shed on their farm earlier this year, called themselves Clear Ridge Fabrication, and started building seed and fertiliser bins that allow full segregation on the various inputs that farmers use at sowing time each year. They have already sold a few and say the beauty of the unit is that it can be mounted on one truck rather than using two or three which is what they used to do. #hentyfielddays #hmfd2019 #henty #machinery (at Henty Machinery Field Days) https://www.instagram.com/p/B2lIdwjFT9J/?igshid=o3zsqi1aieu0
Henty - the home of the header - displaying 60 years advancement in technology, from the 1959 Claas Super 500 in the antique machinery exhibit, to the absolute latest - the Claas Lexion 8000/7000 series - one of the highest capacity harvesters in the world. Launched today at Henty Machinery Field Days, the latest in the Lexion range is a redesign of earlier models, giving it 10% more capacity. One of the major selling features is the hybrid combination of threshing and grain separation, plus an acceleration system increasing crop flow to the threshing drum. In heavy crops it can harvest up to 1000 tonnes of grain per day, which can make up to a million loaves of bread - enough to feed the city of Sydney every day! How much dough - about $780,000 will set you up, complete with front! You saw it first at HMFD. #hentyfielddays #hmfd2019 #henty #machinery #fielddays #claas #claaslexion @claas @_claas_lexion_ @claasharvestcentre #harvester #farm #farmer #farmers #nofarmersnofood (at Henty Machinery Field Days) https://www.instagram.com/p/B2kpsy9lEQH/?igshid=suqat2ppho0d