Really big bales just a skosh outside the official city limits. Another field nearby had bales of alfalfa. I have a friend stocking up on hay supplies for the winter. And we're in for a cold spell that the forecasters say will feel like fall. Bummer for those up camping for the Labor Day Weekend, it might snow on them. As regular visitors know, I document the tradition of wagon wheel yard art on this blog, and this weekend, it's "Wagon Days" in posh Sun Valley. Wayne, does this look more like Boise?
Saturday, August 30, 2008
Hey! Hay!
Really big bales just a skosh outside the official city limits. Another field nearby had bales of alfalfa. I have a friend stocking up on hay supplies for the winter. And we're in for a cold spell that the forecasters say will feel like fall. Bummer for those up camping for the Labor Day Weekend, it might snow on them. As regular visitors know, I document the tradition of wagon wheel yard art on this blog, and this weekend, it's "Wagon Days" in posh Sun Valley. Wayne, does this look more like Boise?
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When my daughter was little, she called bales of hay "hairballs." Cool picture. I hope the snow holds off for a few weeks.
ReplyDeleteThat look like harvest time in the UK. Some images are universal.
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