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8 comments:
Pretty! Serene.
I have seen seveal big flat bed trucks carrying these hay bales lately. Seems like yesterday was Christmas or Easter and today it is hay cutting time. Wish things could slow down. Good picture.
Lovely, Mari. Have a beautiful day.
Ir is always good to see a plentiful hay harvest. The animals so need it in the winter.
I love to see hayfields that have just been taken care of.
We were out yesterday and saw a lot of hay being harvested. Very nice photo, Mari.
Love. I can almost smell how that field smells.
Oh I love cylindrical hay bales scattered over a field. I have some lovely pics like this. Great work. xoxo
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