The everyday of our family farm
I have some memory of the rake turning the rows of cut grass over to help it dry out.
It's a good job the driver didn't sneeze half way along and ruin the perfect line.
That's a beautiful scene. The puffy clouds look wonderful.
Looks good and I bet the small is amazing, Diane
That sunny blue sky should do the job quickly. Lovely rain still falling here.
by far, that's my favorite smell in alllll the world: fresh-cut alfalfa or clover hay curing in the sun on a perfect baling day. but that's several months away from us just now. --suz in cold and snowy ohio/usa
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I have some memory of the rake turning the rows of cut grass over to help it dry out.
ReplyDeleteIt's a good job the driver didn't sneeze half way along and ruin the perfect line.
ReplyDeleteThat's a beautiful scene. The puffy clouds look wonderful.
ReplyDeleteLooks good and I bet the small is amazing, Diane
ReplyDeleteThat sunny blue sky should do the job quickly. Lovely rain still falling here.
ReplyDeleteby far, that's my favorite smell in alllll the world: fresh-cut alfalfa or clover hay curing in the sun on a perfect baling day. but that's several months away from us just now. --suz in cold and snowy ohio/usa
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