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14 comments:
I love how the two trees frame the scene!!
The trees perfectly framed those hay bales for you. Such a pretty scene.
I will never understand why round hay bales are so eloquent. They speak of the passing summer and the coming autumn! Bittersweet. xoxo
Ah my kind of life. Just a simple one. Janice
I love hay bales, and yes, you have framed them perfectly with the trees. This wordless post speaks of summer coming to an end and fall around the corner...
Feels like home.
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I have an old blogger friend who we write every day, but she doesn't blog anymore - they actually do that on their farm - the bales of hay. It is quite a process. It looks like it is an easy thing.
What kind of trees are they?
Very pretty the trees in contrast with the hay.
Very nice Summer capture.
I can smell the hay from here
Cathy
Wonderful photo. You have such a good eye for perspective. Hope your day was / is happy! 💙
A lovely country scene.
There is a field we drive by all the time that looks a lot like this.
Sweet photo, I can almost smell the new mown hay :)
It does look like summer is nearly finished. Sigh.
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