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MY DAILY TRAVELS THROUGH THIS LIFE
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- Pretties
- Totem or Story Poles
- Off with their heads!!!
- The little engine that could
- Friday Night Sunset
- Ah Sunshine.......
- Seagulls in an old cornfield
- Rodeo Dog
- Knock Knock--
- Have your picture taken.........
- valley barn for barn charm
- View from the Ridge
- Heading down the road
- More Tulips
- Mama Popped!!
- Back to work
- First bloom
- Springtime--chicks and the pup for Mosaic Monday
- Strange sign # 18
- Nesting Hawk
- Turkey talk
- Baby time
- I didn't know.........
- Niblet
- Dipping in the past
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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.
8 comments:
When I see a tractor like that all I can think of is the movie "Cars" when towmater honks and they all flip backwards. Chuckle.
I'm glad the soil is drying out...finally. The farmers need a break!
Your post title makes me think of the Jetsons "Back to work, back to work, everybody work work work work." That's the ringtone for my boss on my phone. LOL.
Can't wait to see all the pretty sprouts soon to be popping up. I love the smell of freshly turned soil...well unless they've added some fertilizer. :)
I think a farmer needs to be one who likes solitude and being along with himself or herself! Just can't imagine riding one of these things for hours/days at a time!
But thank goodness we have people who find it meaningful.
Hi Mb,
Just looking at the picture of the town, the cars are parked into the curb. Not to many places left that do that. Olean, where my aunt Glenda lives, they still park like that. My Grandma used to wait in the car while Glenda and I were shopping so she could watch the people.
Cute picture of the chicks and is that Bingo?
Your Pal NancyJo
This is a wonderful picture of a hard-working farmer. It's just the start of a busy season for him.
AS I have said before, this is a serious tractor with serious equipment. Peace
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