A lot of farmers in my area are getting their first cut of hay accomplished for this season. That means a lot of sweet smells as I am driving along these country roads.
We are headed for a hot one this Memorial Day Weekend. Mid-to-upper 90 degree temps expected, so I see a dip in the pool in my future.
Stay cool my friends.
I love that! I need a little for my garden!
ReplyDeleteThat has to be one of the best smells in life!
ReplyDeleteHave a wonderful Memorial Day weekend. xo
This is familiar to me, we did ours about a month ago. Last year we were so dry we didn't get much, so grateful for this come winter.
ReplyDeletesuch a pretty view! yes, hot here too! enjoy :)
ReplyDeleteIt is getting hotter by the day.
ReplyDeleteI do love the smell of freshly mown hay!! Enjoy it for me, will you?
ReplyDeleteYep, looks like we're getting hot early this year.
That is a beautiful scene. I still remember the smell of fresh cut hay and love it! The fragrance has such a sweetness to it.
ReplyDeleteHave a great Memorial Day we had our Victoria Day last weekend time with family is precious.
ReplyDeleteI love the smell of sweet hay we still have a few weeks before we can think of cutting. Have a nice one. Love your pic. B
A gorgeous sloping field- lovely rural idyllic photo- low 80s here in the UK- enjoy!
ReplyDeleteBailing hay already?! WoW!
ReplyDeletei hope our field gets baled this weekend (it is supposed to!) the balers are about a month overdue!!!
ReplyDeleteUgh, I hate getting up hay. We won't cut ours until the end of June, as we moved the horses late this year.
ReplyDeleteYup, we are doing the first cutting here as well.
ReplyDeleteI hope your holiday weekend is awesome!
Enjoy the summer fun:)
I also love the look and smell of hay cutting and baling. Hubby is letting our pasture grow and go to seed before he cuts it so it will self-seed. It looks so pretty in the sunshine.. which we get back today, yay!
ReplyDelete((hugs)), Teresa :-)
same temps here...have a great weekend..
ReplyDeleteHot here too now, but no pool! I can smell it from here, it's a lovely photograph! Happy Memorial Day weekend!
ReplyDeleteHay looks so pretty in a landscape. Have a great weekend!
ReplyDeleteAhh, I love that smell, and the lines the windrows make on the green.
ReplyDeleteA wonderful picture indeed. Reminded me much of home. Thank you. Please have you all a good weekend ahead.
ReplyDeleteExquisite composition, Michelle!
ReplyDeleteYou have a fine long weekend, hear?
Mmmmm! I love the scent of new mown hay! Enjoy your holiday!
ReplyDeleteOh, I love that sweet smell of fresh hay!
ReplyDeleteOh, I love that sweet smell of fresh hay!
ReplyDeleteWOW...I always love your photo's, but this one is like a metaphor for LIFE!
ReplyDeleteOn the far left, a field yet to mow.
On the right, rows of hay yet to be baled.
And in the middle...a perfect bale of hay...and a job well done.
In LIFE, It seems that everywhere we look, there is something waiting to done, something partially done, and also the thing that we just did today.
The context of your picture tells the whole tale though, doesn't it.
In LIFE we experience the Constancy Of Change.
Blink and we must move on to the next thing we must do.
Thats why I LOVE this picture.
We don't get to live in The Moment of Accomplishment for very long do we:)
Thanks for sharing.
In Him,
Grace
Ours, around here, are still a couple of weeks away.
ReplyDeleteIf we see a dip in the pool, we usually tell him to get out so the rest of us can swim...
ReplyDeleteHave a great weekend...
Dann in Ohio
Lots of hay cutting going on around here too...and our weather....HOT.
ReplyDeleteI do need a pool...
Have a great weekend.
I love the smell of fresh cut hay!
ReplyDeleteOh!! I love the smell of new mown hay. We don't see those round bales around here, but I remember seeing them the last trip to KY.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photo.
Have a fun Memorial Day. I think the pool is a great way to spend it.
Wonderful shot! Lovely picture perfect green pic.
ReplyDeleteHave a wonderful sunday Michelle:)
Same here!!!hot and very dry! Pool for me too!
ReplyDeleteI love the picture of hay field! It's all I can do every time I see bails to not stop and make pictures...so pretty
ReplyDeleteCutting hay = lots of sneezing and watery eyes for us :(
ReplyDeleteI love to smell fresh cut hay.
ReplyDeleteThis scene reminds me of my hometown. I can almost smell the hay. Thank you for the beautiful photo!
ReplyDelete-Cassie Clark
An interesting landscape with still some work to be done...
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