Hi Lynda, thanks so much for calling by my blog, and I've just thoroughly enjoyed looking at the truly wonderful images in your posts. Squeezed my heart, farm life is in my blood too - before retirement 4 years ago we had a large primary production farm in Tasmania. Beef, fat lambs and fodder crops. Oh, the days of round the clock hay making! I'll be back here for sure! Best wishes Rose
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I'm always amazed when your photos look like home (South Central Kansas) to me even though you're halfway around the world. Beautiful photo!
ReplyDeleteFunny that, I have had the same thought whilst looking at some of your photos!
DeleteHi Lynda, thanks so much for calling by my blog, and I've just thoroughly enjoyed looking at the truly wonderful images in your posts. Squeezed my heart, farm life is in my blood too - before retirement 4 years ago we had a large primary production farm in Tasmania. Beef, fat lambs and fodder crops. Oh, the days of round the clock hay making!
ReplyDeleteI'll be back here for sure!
Best wishes
Rose
Thanks Rose. Lovely to hear from you. Glad you enjoyed the reminiscing. I will enjoy following your retirement in far north Queensland!
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