About 85 tractors paraded through downtown Turin Saturday morning as the first cool breeze of the fall provided hundreds of onlookers a brief respite from the summer heat.

All the main streets of the tiny East Coweta town were packed with people, cars, vendors and, of course, tractors of every make and model.

"It just seems to get bigger every year," said Guy Adamson, a Turin native who now lives in Greenville, SC, but tries to make it home every year to be pulled behind his family's Case Agri King 1370.

"It used to just be the local families -- the same people you'd see out at the Christophers' place," said Adamson. "Now it seems to be more of a regional event."

Read more: The TImes-Herald

Comments