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Very good post. I think that at the end the most important thing is “Credibility”: A man can get a reputation from very small things.
beautiful view you have provided…;)
love this photo…so fresh and calming. Beautiful capture.
Funny, when I was a kid I used to absolutely love seeing those big rolls of hay in the field as we drove to my grandparents. I couldn't figure out how they got them so neat and tidy!
looks like big balls of yarn. i *love* it!
Yes- giant YARN cakes!! Can you imagine if yarn just grew in a field like that?!
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That is a familiar site. When I was younger, we used to have to make old fashion hay stacks by hand, then my dad got smart lol. Have a great Wednesday!
I can't imagine having to make hay stacks by hand! I've never baled hay, but I have climbed and jumped on many a bale in my time
Thanks for stopping bay!