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15 comments:
E.B. White
"A good farmer is nothing more nor less than a handy man with a sense of humus"
Country charm in this frame
Isn't it funny that although summer is only one-third gone, you can kind of feel fall peeking around the corner? I don't know why that is! But this picture makes me feel that way. One month until September! xoxo
Pure country!!
One of my many jobs on my maternal grandparents farm was to load the baled hay onto the wagon and then unload into the barn. This pic brought back memories. I love the smell of fresh cut grass for this same reason. Janice
Good subject! We have those scenes here in the country. I like watching them harvest the hay and other crops too. It's relaxing. Blessings. 💙
Love this country farmer photo! I miss seeing that! We don't really have hay fields here, at least not where I can see them. I love this so much. Thank you for sharing it with us.
Just went out this morning through the fields and all farmers working hard in the fields.
I used to hay with my grandfather years ago.
Hard work
Cathy
This is definitely hay making weather here now too! The hay dries out in no time once it's cut. Great picture!
I always love seeing cut hay in the fields around here. Great photo.
Hard at work. A big THANK YOU to all the farmers!!
Love it!! I can almost smell the smells!!
A nice scene.
Happy last day of July :)
All the best Jan
Love that this captures a later summer feel. Beautiful shot! God bless the work farmer folks do. 🙏🏻💕
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