I'm retired and living in North Yorkshire, where I walk as often as I can, write, volunteer, and travel as often as I can.
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28 thoughts on “All is safely gathered in ere the winter storms begin”
What pretty colours! Did you add those, for effect? 🙂 🙂
Good walk, yesterday?
You don’t think I’m THAT clever, do you? Although I did enhance the ones already there. Yep, a very nice walk thank you, especially as the rain held off. With a good pub lunch afterwards.
The cylindrical bales definitely make for more pleasing looking photos than the cubes, but I often think how unsafe they look piled up on the back of trailers when I am stuck behind a tractor in my car. And, they are BIG.
From Pyrenees to Pennines 
What pretty colours! Did you add those, for effect? 🙂 🙂
Good walk, yesterday?
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You don’t think I’m THAT clever, do you? Although I did enhance the ones already there. Yep, a very nice walk thank you, especially as the rain held off. With a good pub lunch afterwards.
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Excellent! Well then, you’re kwite clever 🙂 🙂 Or 4uite clever, as Becky would have it?
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Oh, cuite!
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Haven’t sung that at a Harvest Festival for more years than I care to remember.
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Oh I know. It capture school assembly to a T doesn’t it?
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I used to love the harvest festival
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Yes, especially if there were lovely sculpted harvest loaves, marrows and things rather than tins of beans.
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hee hee, I know those tins of beans!!
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Lovely captures!
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Thank you.
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ah maybe I will hunker down after all, lovely capture and looks like you may have fun with filters too
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Yes, but only courtesy of Google photos.
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That’s allowed 😉
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The cylindrical bales definitely make for more pleasing looking photos than the cubes, but I often think how unsafe they look piled up on the back of trailers when I am stuck behind a tractor in my car. And, they are BIG.
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They are. And I’m a corn stook person myself. There. That dates me.
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You and me both!
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We’re showing our age, Peter.
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Stook – what a fabulous word. I feel as though I may have read it in ‘Tess of the d’Urbervilles’.
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Oh, you young thing you. Stooks are part of my childhood.
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lovely! 🙂
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anlamlı ve güzel
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Teşekkür ederim
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Pretty hay roll covers! I saw some this summer that were red white and blue. Pretty cool.
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Yes indeed. I may have enhanced the colour somewhat…
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Ah, I like it!
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All very bucolic.
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Indeed!
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