Sunday John cut one of our best fields. He says that Dad forgot to tell him about the sink hole. :)
Jul 1, 2013
The Fun Begins
Haying season officially started for us on Saturday. My son has cut a couple of fields and today we'll rake the first one and, Lord willing, get it baled. Haying season always brings it's challenges and makes me cringe. A lot of prayer going on this time of year.
Sunday John cut one of our best fields. He says that Dad forgot to tell him about the sink hole. :)
He sure knows about it now. God is good and with just one pull from our bigger tractor, this one was out and on the field again.
It's a good year for hay. It's growing thick and tall.
Sunday John cut one of our best fields. He says that Dad forgot to tell him about the sink hole. :)
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Jul 1, 2013
The Fun Begins
Haying season officially started for us on Saturday. My son has cut a couple of fields and today we'll rake the first one and, Lord willing, get it baled. Haying season always brings it's challenges and makes me cringe. A lot of prayer going on this time of year.
Sunday John cut one of our best fields. He says that Dad forgot to tell him about the sink hole. :)
He sure knows about it now. God is good and with just one pull from our bigger tractor, this one was out and on the field again.
It's a good year for hay. It's growing thick and tall.
Sunday John cut one of our best fields. He says that Dad forgot to tell him about the sink hole. :)
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Mama Pea said...
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That is one nasty sink hole! Glad it didn't give you all more trouble than it did. Yep, getting the hay from field to barn is always a tense time. It can be a dirty, sticky, itchy, sweltering job . . . but I truly miss those hard, but oh-so-satisfying, days of haying back in Illinois farm country. I'm crossing my fingers for you in getting this first crop in.
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July 1, 2013 at 5:04 PM
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odiie said...
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Mama Pea,
So far only a bearing gone in the baler and he ran out of fuel in the middle of the field. All in all, not a bad start.
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July 2, 2013 at 8:46 PM
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That is one nasty sink hole! Glad it didn't give you all more trouble than it did. Yep, getting the hay from field to barn is always a tense time. It can be a dirty, sticky, itchy, sweltering job . . . but I truly miss those hard, but oh-so-satisfying, days of haying back in Illinois farm country. I'm crossing my fingers for you in getting this first crop in.
Mama Pea,
So far only a bearing gone in the baler and he ran out of fuel in the middle of the field. All in all, not a bad start.
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