Taken Friday July 9th on Prairie Rd in Sedro-Wooley.
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- Tiny bridge for Sunday Bridges
- Hollyhocks & chocolate Cosmos
- Fingers in the sky.
- The Rabbits Tale
- Wild roses
- Pleasant day
- OOPS!!
- A little bit country........
- Ready to hit the road.
- Langley, the village by the sea
- In the backyard.....
- grounded
- Life in the side view.......
- Benson Beach~~~~~Pacific Ocean
- Stanwood
- Old Stanwood
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- Baby Ostrich~~~~~~Scratch Art
- Matching Mohawks
- What's going on here?
- A perfect summer day
- Summertime job
- Make hay........
- Pole sitter
- Let's go Golfing~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~for Jacob
- Out of the mist.......
- Loggerodeo Wild Horse Race
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- I live in Stanwood up by the Pilchuck Tree Farm. I have horses, ponies, dogs, cats and lots of fresh air.
5 comments:
Make hay, make haste... Still VERY hot here, I bet they are doing the same thing in the fields, or maybe they are done already. Your photos make me dream.
Seems to be the way in western WA, to quickly cut the hay while the sun shines and pray it doesn't rain before it's out of the fields.
When we started baling hay when I was growing up we always had to keep one eye on the sky. Nowadays it's possible to wrap the hay rolls in plastic to protect them from the elements. Progress...
Is this all automatic? When I was in my teens I spent a summer working on a farm in central California...we baled hay and I worked the back of the baler. God, that was awful work in 90 degree weather. I didn't think I'd ever get clean or get all that hay off my body!
I took some hay photos this morning. Great minds, MB. (But don't be too scared that you sometimes think like me. My mind does just fine limping along with a few less cylinders than normal.)
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