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Yesterday I saw this video on facebook that showed how you could easily make a gift bag to wrap an odd shaped item. We had a Christmas gath...
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12 comments:
A great summer scene!
Hay - that's a great photo!!!
What are the rolls? Is it hay? You always take the most fascinating pictures!
Nice place to rest :)
What a pretty photo.
I love farm scenes. Those hay bales look like they may have been there a while!
One of my favorite scence. I love any thing to with farms, except the smell of a pig farm, LOL!
A wonderful summer occurance: hay baled and crops growing plus machinery--can't beat that! Terrific photo, Mari! :>)
I like the red triangle most of all! :D
Love those wrapped bails of hay, perfect farm scene. Thanks for stopping by my blog, much appreciated.
They Wrap them in the white in wisconsin. When my kids were little they use to call the bails marshmallows
They Wrap them in the white in wisconsin. When my kids were little they use to call the bails marshmallows
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