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Yesterday I saw this video on facebook that showed how you could easily make a gift bag to wrap an odd shaped item. We had a Christmas gath...
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It is that time of the year....when I see hay being baled or the big round bales in the fields, I know we are headed toward the end of summer....not yet, but going that way.
I told hubby we need to take a drive out to the country....lovely photo Mari, thank you.
Yes, I remember taking water to my Daddy and his helpers as they bailed hay!! Sweet memories.
Beautiful scene. I can imagine how satisfying it is for a rancher to see a big meadow with hay all baled up for the season. A job well done.
In the thumbnail image that looked like rolls of hay with feet!
Nice! Those big round bales are more picturesque than the old oblong bales of yesteryear, but I always wonder how they are stored in the barn.
Gracious me Mari....this is an awesome scene. I can feel the tranquility in it all.
Perfect summer farming scene. So peaceful. xoxo
This picture reminds me of some of Seurat's paintings. Beautiful!
Is it just me or do you feel the need to add a bale on top of the other ones to create a pyramid? :D
This is a Mari classic. xoxo
A pretty and peaceful scene. Enjoy your day, Mari.
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