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22 comments:
That's so beautiful...it looks like a painting!
hey, I'm looking for Mildred from Blackberry Lane. Doesn't she comment on your blog, too? I haven't been able to pull up her blog.
sorry...it did a double posting!
Oh how pretty! Are those bee hives?
Hugs to you!
Those are crates of onions - all ready to go to the distributor! I used to work in those fields. When I worked there it was all celery, now it's onions in some fields, celery in others.
...at first I thought they were bee hives but then enlarged it and it looks like crates for shipping of some kind from this area?
Pretty Fall foliage.
ps...I read just now, they're crates of onions. Cool.
That is a lot of onions! What a great picture.
My first thought was also bees...
Your photo looks like a painting. The colors are amazing. Just lovely.
I thought bee hives too, but saw where you said they were crates of onions. Pretty scene! Have a good Wednesday.
very pretty Mari Oh things I could do with one of those grates :)
Lovely rural setting.
So very pretty! Your pictures are always so beautiful!
I thought bee hives at first.. then enlarged your pic and thought it was potatoes... so wrong LOL I love onions!
The engagement pictures are wonderful!
I thought they were beehives at first too! It is funny how things can look like something else at a first glance isn't it! xx
Really...onions??? How interesting! Great photo! Blessings
Yup, whenever the crates come out, it means its fall!!!
What a lovely picture!
I'm glad I read the comments; I thought they were beehives too. So interesting to know they're onions. I wonder how the celery farm is doing lately.
I thought it was bees too, hahaaha. Onions ... who knew??? Charming scene as usual. xoxo
I love this.
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