I am so glad I don't have to hoe a row that long! Always think back to what it would have been like to farm these big open fields with a team of horses, too.
Probably because it had to get all cleaned up for a camera crew a couple of weeks ago! But then we also don't have a lot of mud out here, so they don't tend to get real dirty ... just dusty.
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Quite striking.
ReplyDeleteI love the patterns on the farm fields....
ReplyDeleteCreative idea for a photo!
ReplyDeleteThis is such fun. I like photographing furrows but could never get this shot as I am never on the tractor.
ReplyDeletewhat a great shot.
ReplyDeleteI am so glad I don't have to hoe a row that long! Always think back to what it would have been like to farm these big open fields with a team of horses, too.
ReplyDeleteYes, what they achieved in the conditions that they worked is amazing, and very inspiring. We have it a lot easier these days.
DeleteYour back window seems cleaner than the vehicles around here! It's a really cool shot.
ReplyDeleteProbably because it had to get all cleaned up for a camera crew a couple of weeks ago! But then we also don't have a lot of mud out here, so they don't tend to get real dirty ... just dusty.
DeleteHARVEST!!!
ReplyDeleteLinda
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