Big round bales dominate in Kansas, so it's interesting to see your jumbo square bales. I just realized that we call the little bales "square bales" even though they are rectangles. Sesame Street would not approve - ha! Randy's family used to do small bales, but we don't anymore. We buy a few from another farmer to use for "bait" hay, etc.
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Most definitely. Even the tires are oversize...
ReplyDeleteMy, what large treads you have.
ReplyDeleteBig round bales dominate in Kansas, so it's interesting to see your jumbo square bales. I just realized that we call the little bales "square bales" even though they are rectangles. Sesame Street would not approve - ha! Randy's family used to do small bales, but we don't anymore. We buy a few from another farmer to use for "bait" hay, etc.
ReplyDeleteNo doubt the local cows have heard the news and are eagerly awaiting their first munch.
ReplyDeleteI know I would be moving over if I met this on the road!
ReplyDeleteI would not like to meet that on our narrow roads!!! Diane
ReplyDeleteMassive!
ReplyDeleteImpressive tyres!
It doesn't look like it could possibly move!
Indeed!
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