We are on the second field
and it is the largest.
All Alfalfa—1,000 bales give or take.
Two more fields to go.
Rain, rain go away.
I am thankful you care about our area but go around us, please.
Your friend on a western Colorado farm,
Linda
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We had a quick shower Friday that(5 minutes, very light) run us out of the field, but the sun came out hot and the wind got up. Hour later he was baling and then took it off the fields before the rain came back yesterday to put us out of the fields until next week sometime. It poured yesterday and through the night. We needed it bad though, grateful!
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Just a Catch 22 during haying season. 😦
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…but come back later when we’re ready, please 🙂
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Yes…right now head on to Kentucky for a gentle little air cleaning.
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Lulu: “If I were there, I could maybe spin up my propeller tail wags and blow the rain clouds away!”
Chaplin: “Yeah, good luck with that.”
Lulu: “Hey, it might work. My propeller tail spins pretty fast.”
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Wish you were here!!!!
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Hope you get your weather and your hay!
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WE got it in. YAY!
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Yeah for getting in the hay before the rain! Good for you!! Thank you so much for the beautiful card…it came at a moment when I needed to know I have friends who care. Tough morning with my Mom and the health care workers not doing their jobs:( Thank you!
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Oh, Gosh, Connie! I’m so sorry. I wish I could come help. I’m glad the card helped a tad.
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Wow that’s a load of bales! Hope the rain stayed away ..
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It did. We are done for three weeks when we start again
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