Good morning, dear friends. I thought I would share a Wordless Wednesday post again. ( Not totally wordless lol) . It's hay time! The grass has been cut and raked . Let the baling begin!
Thank you for taking the time to pop in for a visit . Have a beautiful day! As always...
Happy quilting and stitching, ya'll
Melisa
It's the little things that can make a big difference!
Hugs and Stitches!!! 🤗❤🧵
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I love "hearing" you talk but I admit there is something about wordless Wednesday that is calming and serene. Enjoy!
ReplyDeleteAah thank you so much, Shelly. I enjoy looking at photos too. That warms my heart to hear that you enjoy Wordless Wednesday. Hugs
DeleteHope haying from successful! Your pictures could have been taken from around here. Happy Wednesday, Melisa!
ReplyDeleteAah thank you so much, Robin . All of the farms have been a buzzing with balers. Hope the farmers in your area were able to get up the hay before the rains. Hugs
DeleteSuch pretty pictures. Love the one with the 5 bales and hills in the backdrop. Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteAaah thank you so much, Susie. We had to be careful to not let those bales roll down the hill so they did a good job keeping them in a certain spot. Thankfully they all have been placed in the barn now. Have a great week. Hugs
DeleteBeautiful...we have seen a lot of haying going on as we traveled from North Alabama to North Ga.
ReplyDeleteAaah thank you so much, Arlene. We are in the same area. I guess all of the farmers are taking advantage of the early cutting.I always enjoy seeing hay being baled. Hugs
DeleteBeautiful hay bales, all ready to feed out as and when required.
ReplyDeleteOh yes. The livestock will certainly enjoy these come winter time. Thank you so much for the sweet visit, Jenny. Hugs.
DeleteOh your place looks so lovely. I could just sit and look out into those mountains for hours. Love Amy's tree. ((hugs)). Happy Wednesday sweet friend. :)
ReplyDeleteAaah thank you so much, dear. The hill certainly has a magical view. You can see the hills and the mountains and in the evening a lovely sunset. Big hugs.
DeleteLove the pictures! We have 10 acres that someone bales for us( and we get some beef) I love baling days. The scent of fresh cut hay....aaaawww the country life!
ReplyDeleteAah thank you so much, Vicki. I love baling season. Oh yes the smell of fresh cut hay! Love it! It brings back childhood memories of when we used to square bale it. Hugs.
DeleteLovely photos of glorious countryside. I always love to see round hay bales scattered in a paddock in summertime; so picturesque.
ReplyDeleteAaah thank you so much, Kim. I am exactly the same way. I love seeing hay bales. The grandkids love to run and jump on them. The round bales are a lot easier than square baling it that's for sure. Have a lovely week. Happy quilting. Hugs.
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