These are crates of newly harvested onions waiting to be picked up early in the morning.
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13 comments:
It really does make a lovely and rustic photo!
There is a beautiful haze to this. Wonderful
Interesting. The crops we have around here are always corn, soybeans, peas. Things like that. It would be interesting to see something like onion fields and crates. Nice pic!
Is the air pungent where they are stacked? I would take a guess it's the "smell of money".
You have such a great eye for catching the beauty in the ordinary. 😍
Pretty
Love this, Mari! The photos and the story behind. :)
ready to go on a truck ride!
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Great photo. It does look early in the morning!
I can't imagine life without onions! That sounds silly, but I love onions on so many dishes and certainly on most sandwiches!! I even love pickled onions so get those things loaded up and on their way to Lakeland, FL!! :) xo
Very nice morning picture
That is a very cool photo. Thankful for farmers who do their part to keep us fed.
Mmmmmm I love onions! Cool picture too. xoxo
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