Even during winter in MY WORLD you sometimes get caught behind slow moving hay wagons. (This photo was taken through a dirty windshield so a bit blurry. Sorry.)But yesterday (Sunday) I had no worries about having to move at a turtle's pace. I wasn't in a hurry. Warm temperatures, wind and rain had vanquished the old, dirty snow...most of it anyway. And for a couple of hours blue skies overhead were graced with puffy white clouds.
This farmer took the opportunity to pick up some hay bales off his fields and I, well, "coerced" my dear husband into taking me on a photo journey.
A common sign in these here parts
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Cool, sunshine, warm temps, no where special to go; my kind of day.
ReplyDeleteLooks quite a bit warmer in your neighborhood. I love that Share the Road sign.
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We have those same signs, although they don't say "share the road"....very same little farmer though!
ReplyDeleteI love these types of rural pics that you are so good at!
now that is unfair! how come no more snow in your part of the worl? *wink*
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Love the shot and the SIGN! Glad the sun has come out for you!!
ReplyDeleteStrangely this could be my world. Traffic comes to stand still here when we are behind one of these, but who cares as we say here there's time enough.
ReplyDeleteSomething neat about the composition: the orange triangle and the octagonal red stop sign. And everything else looks natural, even the truck. Especially the hay.
ReplyDeleteEG: What a neat look at the big wagon. That certainly would slow you down.
ReplyDeleteNice post. I really dont mind driving behind one of those either, well sometimes :)
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Great shots and interesting post.
ReplyDeleteLucky for you you don't live in Amish country! If you think those trucks move slow, try getting caught behind a mule team sometime!
ReplyDeleteI like that sign. We haven't got one like that. It's more a request than an order. Have a great new year!
ReplyDeleteNice pic and love the sign. Happy New Year!
ReplyDeleteI could use that load of hay here too although it is early summer, our grass is browned off and our cattle need hand feeding.
ReplyDeleteNice for you to take a leasurely drive for photo shooting.
Have a Happy New Year!
We have the same things here in the country. Lots of the big hay bales, and tractors everywhere. I wouldn't change it for anything!
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Too funny, that one bale looks like it is getting ready to fall off.
ReplyDeleteGreat post.
Happy New Year
We can stuck behind trailers like this on our narrow roads as well but we don't have signs like that. I just love it, ours are quite boring this one seems fun. Thanks for sharing your world with us.
ReplyDeleteNice captured! Best wishes for the New Year!
ReplyDeleteNice shot--I really like it. Just something about it makes me feel like I am sitting right there with you.
ReplyDeleteWow...that doesn't look like winter in your area. It won't last long. Lovely photo.
ReplyDeleteLooks like a beautiful warm day to share the road.
ReplyDeleteLove the sign, my friend got me into taking pictures of weird/cute(interesting signs and this is certainly one.
ReplyDeleteWe have to share the road, but mostly with logging trucks. In that case it is better to speed up or get out of the way, LOL. -- Margy
ReplyDeleteGreat My World Post. I always enjoy your blog so much - thanks for joining us and sharing your world.
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