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15 comments:
Beautiful view, Mari.
Nice. 👍🏻
Pastoral contentment!
I just love how hay is cut and rolled.
Such a serenity
I love the countryside and the fields in Summer so beautiful !
Ah farm life. Only we baled our hay...did not roll it. Janice
this takes me back to a wonderful time I had when a woman I worked with hired me to come to their farm and take photos of their cows. she and her husband had me take photos of him driving the tracktor, with one of these on the back and her pitchforking the hay off to the cows, the cows lined up following them eating and walking and munching
With all of this HOT weather, we are seeing a lot of that very picture around here, too.
No words needed, are there, Mari. Pure simplistic artistry. Pure Michigan, as the slogan goes. :-) ~Andrea xoxo
Love ❤️
I love it!! I can almost smell the fresh-cut hay!!
Such a Michigan summer looking picture!
This is such a restful scene.
Sue
Hay bales are a whole vibe. xoxo
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