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That photo takes me back to our days in Michigan, and especially the day we left on our drive back to New England in July 2009. Driving down into and across farmland in Ohio seeing those huge rolls of hay in expansive fields, never ending sky and Amish or maybe Mennonite farmers as well.
That scene is becoming popular in this area as well. Blessings to you today!
A field dotted with round hay bales. Love it!
Blessings~
Beautiful and peaceful. That scene is becoming popular here too, folks getting ready for the change of seasons. smiles
Reminds me of 'over home', Mari. Love it!
xoxo
Such a beautiful and "summery" picture, dear Mari. Happy August to you!
Hugs!
We've been seeing some of the same scenery around our area as well. Happy August!
It's that time of year!
Familiar scene around here!
I love those round hay bales scattered in a field. They make wonderful photography subjects. xoxo
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