Next to the farm house for sale is a wheat field in the process of ripening. Wheat ripens here later than in other places. It has been a long time, but I still appreciate what is taking place. My daddy had a sign that read “Don’t cuss the farmer with your mouth full.” I try to remember that when I go to the grocery store.
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une belle photo, tres poetique, une peinture. Bravo
a beautiful photograph, very poetic, a painting. Cheer
We have all sung of fields of grain all our lives.
–steve buser
New Orleans Daily Photo
I , too, like farms…this is lovely.
I can’t look at a wheat field without thinking of Dad – a farmer at heart! This year in the TX/OK Panhandle, the yields were good and so was the price! Usually the two don’t happen at the same time.
The photo of the farm is just so dreamy. And now I know what to call that particularly beautiful shade of green: “wheaty green.” 🙂
Some farmers you don’t cuss – but those big industrial farms that are wreaking all kinds of havoc, cuss ’em.
I do like your Dad’s saying. There’s a grain of truth to that….
I so enjoy the farm images.
Beautiful photo of this green, fenix said wheaty green, but he also used the word dreamy which I really liked for describing this photo…
This is a wonderful blog with wonderful photos. It is also the way I’d like to live.
My ex husband and I owned a big farm in Belgium.
I think your Daddy’s saying is great Norma.
I believe I have heard that one a long time ago.
Farmers are heroes to me.
This is an absolutely beautiful photo lavenderlady. I can almost hear the wind rustling through the it!! It makes me homesick for my childhood where there were fields and fields of wheat.
Marie – your farm sounds very interesting – what did you grow on it??
This was the last photo I expected from Washington … I love the sight of wheat and like Leonda I think of Dad when I see wheat … better even than the bumper crop this year is that the price of wheat is holding on the high side … My anit-spam word is “cultivated”.
The thumbnail image is just incredible!!!! What memories you must have. 🙂
Oh, this is just beautiful. I didn’t expect to see wheat from Sequim, either. The Palouse, maybe — Washington is actually a HUGE wheat producer. I’m like a lot of other folks, I get nostalgic looking at this photo. Love the title, too!