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I can almost smell the hay waiting to be baled or just pitched in a cart. I would be stuffed up but love it anyway. The English Country Side is so beautiful and total symplisity! Thanks for posting.
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We came upon this scene quite unexpectedly while deviating from a regular walk that takes us down to the river, Brenda. The weather was perfect for the scene. Another bit of serendipity.
I, too, get seasonal rhinitis, not just spring from the pollen and summer from the dust of harvest, but also autumn from the fungal spores! I used to live and work on an arable farm, helping them with hay making and harvesting, and sneezing a lot!
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