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15 comments:
Harvest time! I love it. xoxo
WOW so many onions.
I wonder where they ship them to?
Wow, that is an awful lot of onions isn't it! We do eat a lot of onions in the world though don't we. xx
Oh, I wonder where their going? Cool picture, Mari, thanks. Blessings
That is a lot of onions!
That is a lot of onions Mari!! I love the cloudy sky!!
Well, I'm happy to see so many onions harvested and ready to be shipped! I love onions and can't imagine not having them in salad, soups, with roasts, in a stir-fry, etc., etc.
So cool - and look at those gorgeous clouds! ;)
happy Wed my Dear! xo
Wow- that's a load of onions! We love onions here, and use them daily in salads. Neat shot- have a great day!
Love the clouds.
You always have the best wordless Wednesday! :)
xoxo
I don't think I've ever seen that many onions! Almost brings me to tears just thinking about them...
I wouldn't want to get too close to those crates. I'd be crying my eyes out!
love the sun beams captured in this one.
A whole lot of onions.....I bet they smell good!
Being from GA, we love Vidalia onions which come from the southern part of the state. They are shipped in April/May.
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