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Farmer Writes Marriage Proposal In Oat Field
When John Anderson decided to ask his girlfriend to marry him he found a big way to do it.
Anderson, who is both a farmer and a pilot, used a 40-ft. field cultivator to make the huge letters in a harvested oat field on his farm near Paynesville, Minn. Then he took his girlfriend, Shirley Bauer, up for a ride in
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Farmer writes marriage proposal in oat field AG WORLD Ag World 9-6-17 When John Anderson decided to ask his girlfriend to marry him he found a big way to do it.
Anderson, who is both a farmer and a pilot, used a 40-ft. field cultivator to make the huge letters in a harvested oat field on his farm near Paynesville, Minn. Then he took his girlfriend, Shirley Bauer, up for a ride in his single-engined plane, telling her they were going for a ride to look at fall colors. To get her to see the proposal, Anderson had to dip the wing.
The 27-year-old Anderson says he spent about an hour making the 40-ft. letters in the field. When finished, the entire message stretched about a half mile long and a quarter mile wide,and covered more than 65 acres.
Shirley says it took her a few minutes to understand the real reason for the flight. Once she did, she told John yes, then suggested it might be a good idea if they landed because she felt queasy from the excitement.
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