As with Adrian's corner of the world, many of the fields in Oregon and Washington are hilly--- leading to some hairy situations when the big equipment is out. It's wonderful to watch the "pros" at work--- at least for a while. Then it's wonderful to go sample some of the local brew.
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That is one massive view of one massive field.
ReplyDeleteThe fields here are so different. Ours are all hilly.
ReplyDeleteAs flat as a tack, and straight as ... the words escapes me ;)
ReplyDeleteLynda, I came here from your comment on Margaret's blog. Glad I found you as I love farm photos!
ReplyDeleteAmazing view! Love it.
ReplyDeleteAs with Adrian's corner of the world, many of the fields in Oregon and Washington are hilly--- leading to some hairy situations when the big equipment is out. It's wonderful to watch the "pros" at work--- at least for a while. Then it's wonderful to go sample some of the local brew.
ReplyDeleteI know Australia pretty well, but I still find this view staggering.
ReplyDeleteSpectacular view.
ReplyDeleteWhat a view! I think I could handle seeing that daily!
ReplyDeleteWow the land seems to go on forever! Diane
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