Is this for us?
If you look closely, you can see two horses eagerly waiting for some tasty hay that just arrived by tractor.
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Poor guy must be starved.
ReplyDeleteI had to laugh at the 6 legged horse!
ReplyDeleteWe don't have these big round bales here. I guess this is about the only way to move them around. Sweet image.
ReplyDeleteSo nice country side photos here again ! Trees without leaves, horses, a donkey. Here in Scandinavia has rained and snow has melted almost. Cold winter weather here and shops advertising christmas already :)
ReplyDeletelove those horses getting into the hay! The red tractor is very cheery.
ReplyDeleteQuite a RUBY tractor, EG.... Great choice!!!
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Betsy
Love the Ruby tractor,and the hungry horses.
ReplyDeleteThat silly horse!
ReplyDeleteThey don't have to bend their heads down to munch!
ReplyDeleteGreat find!
I nearly didn't see 2 horses! That photo looks like it could easily have been taken around here (though I doubt it was!).
ReplyDeleteFun, funny, funky shot with a great red tractor! Well done, EG!
ReplyDeleteNice looking horse, maybe pampered somewhat as seen by his winter wear. That is a massive amount of hay, the horse looks happy - and dinner is served!
ReplyDeleteGreat shot :)
ReplyDeleteGreat capture. I hate to say I did not notice the second horse till I read your comment. I was wondering what kind of hay it is and remembering our old horse like hay that had clover in it.
ReplyDeleteFAB shot..thought it was one horse actually LOL!
ReplyDeleteTime for dinner, eh? I also didn't notice the second horse until I read comments. I must be more observant!
ReplyDeleteGreat photo of a tranquil setting.
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I saw it was something odd about the horse, and then you tell there're two.
ReplyDeleteWhat a relief.
Nice autumn picture.
Dried hay and a Burberry trench coat for the mother.
I wonder who many horses the tractor has. (We say horses, you say horse power, I guess).
From Felisol
That second horse did a pretty good job of hiding from the camera. Perhaps he was too busy eating to have his picture taken.
ReplyDeletethe horse was eager indeed. Looks like it knew who the hay was for,LOL. Love the red tractor.
ReplyDeleteNifty red farm vehicle and FUN capture ... titled marvelously ;-)
ReplyDeleteHugs and blessings,
That's a big one!
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My daughter and I just read a scene in a Narnia book where the horse didn't want to eat toffee, and he couldn't understand why the kids wouldn't want to eat grass. Those horses (I see there are two?) seem to be enjoying the hay.
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ReplyDeleteI did this post for you. I think NZ did worst than Canada in this case.
Thee two horses must be wondering who has greater horse power.
I enjoy looking at countryside photos, beautiful nature at it's work.
ReplyDeleteSuch a fabulous photo! It's almost a trick picture...I didn't see the second horse at first! They are sneaking hay off the tractor...what a hoot! And, what a great red tractor! It's definitely hard to find such a scene anywhere near where I live! This really is such a precious image!
ReplyDeleteLovely country scene.
ReplyDeletefun shot -- really enjoy the "quality control" crew checking out the hay ...
ReplyDeleteNow that's room (err, paddock?) service!
ReplyDeleteWhat a cool place!I think this farm is really beautiful and I can see people there work hard !
ReplyDeleteAnd the beautiful horse work a lot as well! :)
Léia
Pretty red tractor!
ReplyDeleteAnna
Also animal vs. machine. Great Ruby tuesday. Here, we see mostly green and yellow equipment!
ReplyDeleteI love that ruby tractor carrying hay to feed those starving horses. I didn't see two horses right away. Great RT entry!
ReplyDeletelove that red tractor! and it looks like one of the horse has a clothes on!
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my first thought was that they were horrified thinking they were expected to pull that tractor!!
ReplyDeletewonderful photo
Love that tractor! I had to look very closely - then I realized there were a few too many feet on that horse! Good shot.
ReplyDeleteHow cute!! and wonderful shot for the theme!!
ReplyDeleteruby red street decorations
Hah. There is no holding them back.
ReplyDeleteLove that RED tractor! It looks like the horses were just waiting for it to arrive with lunch!
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