Not much can beat the sweet smell of freshly mowed, curing in the field alfalfa....ahhhhhh~
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| Ann Mare drives a pretty mean swather ;~) |
First cutting is on the ground...good to see the results of all that
irritation irrigation.
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| Green hay and blue skies...crossing our fingers that the clouds stay parted. |
We had visitors last evening...looks to be a bunch of yearlings. There were three spikes in the bunch. They were eating weeds in the barn yard while the field of newly mowed alfalfa was just behind them...eventually they moved on to the alfalfa. Can't stop 'um!
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| Evening Visitors |
mmm hay looks so good, i can almost smell it from here. We don't irrigate ours and its probly not gonna be ready for another 3 weeks or so.
ReplyDeleteConsiderate of you to offer up a selection of freshly cut vegetation for your visitors.
ReplyDeletePretty salad bar! The deer are pretty too, even though they are destructive...
ReplyDeletethat mountain range is to die for. lovely!! great views. (:
ReplyDeleteYou cracked me up with the irritation/irrigation thing. Ya gotta wonder with the words being so close!
ReplyDeleteThe alfalfa is darn pretty - it sets off the deer so beautifully, no wonder they want to be there!
Boy do I live in the wrong place, you can't even tell they grow hay around here....and I have to say none as nice as yours.....MMmmmmm good I can smell that all the way over here.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful field of fresh cut hay! :)
ReplyDeleteThe deer crack me up, at least they FINALLY realized there was all that food behind them! LOL!!
Oh, my SUCH GORGEOUS COUNTRY!! I just love the smell of fresh cut hay...and it always looks beautiful too! ;)
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