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Harvest Time

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  1. wiseowl

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    August In kent:)

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    It's that time of the year again, and you've captured it nicely with your super images, Woo.
     
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    Thanks Strawman,It made a lovely walk:)
     
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    Kandy Will be glad to see the sun again soon.....

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    Sorry Woo,I somehow missed this thread again:dh: Lovely photos of the bales and the ripening fruit.The farmers round here have gone back to doing the bales in large rectangles instead of the round ones they used to be. Not sure why thye have gone back to those sort.When we were away in Devon a few weeks ago,we drove down to see my sister and brother in law we catually saw a field of stooks{spelling} something you don't see so much now,but they were a bit too far away to take a photo of from the car...:)
     
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    great pics woo, well done you captured them well lovely colours
     
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    Hi Kandy and Rosa ,Thank you for your Kind words.:)
     
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    Lovely pics Woo :gnthb:
    We used to live in the country when we were growing up [dad worked on farms] and we used to play in the fields when there were "haystacks" made of oblong bales of hay. What fun we had too :)
     
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    Thanks Jasmine ,yes many happy memories to be had for the sight of a field at Harvest Time:)
     
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    :gnthb: I just love harvest time as well, it evokes childhood memories for me too... They are all very busy here this weekend in the fields on the other side of the village, trying to get it al in now before the rain they have forecast..!!:doh:
    :thmb: Those Apples all look soo delicious too, all crisp & juicey..!! Yummy..!! :yho:
     
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