Hay Down
All the hay was cut on Smith Farm today. In fact, part of the hay on the Brown Place was also cut today. Look closely at the cut hay in the side field at Smith Farm. You can see the waves in this sea of grass:
I took these pictures of the back field this evening as the sun was low:
Here the tall grass still grows in the cabin yard:
This shot is from the bottom of the field looking up:
I love the patterns in the cut hay. Would this be tractor art?
Of course, a cut hayfield is the perfect place for a border collie to play Frisbee:
To us, it's a crop. To my horses, it's lunch. To Maggie, the hayfield is her playground.
I took these pictures of the back field this evening as the sun was low:
Here the tall grass still grows in the cabin yard:
This shot is from the bottom of the field looking up:
I love the patterns in the cut hay. Would this be tractor art?
Of course, a cut hayfield is the perfect place for a border collie to play Frisbee:
To us, it's a crop. To my horses, it's lunch. To Maggie, the hayfield is her playground.
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Labels: border collie, farming, making hay
1 Comments:
seeing the beauty in all things...lovely way to look at life...I'm glad I share this with someone else, as I too look at nature with an artists eye..
nice pictures..I can smell the hay...
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