The Tractor Season Isn't Over Yet

Although we have some events behind us, we have a few weeks to get our tractors tuned up for the last events.

Western Legends , Aug. 26-29, is always a great time. The whole weekend is full of things to see and do and taste while you mingle with the Stars you grew up watching in those great old western movies and TV shows. Check out their site at http://www.westernlegendsroundup.com/
We always have a great time pulling. My only regret is that I will miss it this year as Jim and I attend the FENA (Ferguson Enthusiasts of North America) EXPO in MN that same weekend.

The Iron County Ride, Sept. 5-7. Cedar City to Parowan, UT where we can take part in their Iron County Fair. Check it out at: http://www.scenicsouthernutah.com/events_news/calendar/view_entry.php?id=1560&date=20090905.
Jim and I have missed this the last few years but have it marked on our calendar for this year. It just sounds like we have been missing out on too much fun. Hope we see you there.

Page 3rd Annual Antique Tractor Pull and Show, Sept. 24-27th. While we welcome ALL tractors, we will also be hosting the 1st SW Regional Fall show for Ferguson Enthusiasts of North America. Our tourism dept. has put out big bucks for advertising and we are hopeing for a big turnout both of attenders and those with tractors and displays.
We welcome anyone wanting to display or sell "old iron". No food vendors please as our host, Big Lake Trading Post has plenty to offer. They not only haven't charged us for use of their property, but they have helped with gas along while we have fixed up the track. Purchasing from them during this weekend is our way of saying "Thank You."
I'm also working with the Navajo Village next door to have a tour of their facilities on Friday evening. If you are interested let us know.
We will also be having a catered buffet again, cost around $17 per person. Early reservations for that are appreciated as well so the cook can plan accordingly. For more information go to: http://pagetractorpull.blogspot.com/

Cedar City Livestock Festival, Oct. 24-25. A great way to end the season, check out their nice site: http://www.cedarlivestockfest.com/ and http://www.cedarcity.org/index.aspx?nid=341