not winning the argument on getting some for our hay.......I'd like to think my load is going into long term storage but not looking to promising with the weather forecast........ :(
Life is never dull down on the farm. Where is the truck taking the caps too? My initial thought was that they had just arrived until I saw your caption. We would love some of your rain, if there is some to spare.
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Wow that sky looks dark. If I miss a few days it is because we are having WiFi problems again. Take care Diane
ReplyDeleteBetween v chilly showers I suspect.
ReplyDeleteYou suspected correctly... very chilly indeed!
Deletenot winning the argument on getting some for our hay.......I'd like to think my load is going into long term storage but not looking to promising with the weather forecast........ :(
ReplyDeleteI like when the sky is dark like that and the sun is shinning. Great shot.
ReplyDeleteYes, so do I. The colour is always so intense.
DeleteLife is never dull down on the farm. Where is the truck taking the caps too? My initial thought was that they had just arrived until I saw your caption. We would love some of your rain, if there is some to spare.
ReplyDeleteThis load of Hay Caps went down to Warracknabeal (northern Wimmera) in Victoria. It is our first load of the hay season to go out.
DeleteLooks like a good shower is on the way.
ReplyDeleteWonderful atmosphere to this shot.
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