Tuesday, July 26, 2016

Rural Sights


These hay bales have always intrigued me, and I have often wanted to stop to photograph them but never did. I saw these on Washington Island during our vacation and was able to snap them with relative ease--rural road with absent or slow traffic. There is something about their colour,  size and regularity that pleases me.
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  1. Andy5:08 AM

    I am also intrigued. I think it's colour and the pattern.

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  2. Judy9:48 AM

    So pretty! I often take pictures of those big round bales when I'm lucky enough to be able to pull off the road.

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  3. William Kendall10:57 AM

    They give off a sense of tranquility.

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  4. Tanya Breese11:02 AM

    this is such a common site here but one of my favorite scenes!

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  5. RedPat12:48 PM

    They always seemed to be box-shaped when I was a kid!

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  6. Bill3:27 PM

    I always like seeing scenes like this. I never have seen anyone around when I come across these, they just appear like magic.

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  7. Janey and Co.7:21 PM

    Round or rectangular doesn't matter. I love to see a field of baled hay.

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  8. biebkriebels4:33 AM

    It is always a pretty sight. We see them here also already packed in white plastic lying on the field. That I don't like so much to see.

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  9. Kay11:21 PM

    There's a lot of haying here, too, and we often have round bales like these. But I'm intrigued by the variation in sizes that you've shown. Ours are uniform and uniformly large. I didn't know there could be such different sizes.

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