Sunday Pic of the Day

[Redmt]

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How do I unsee that!!!

 

[Nick87]

May not look like much of a picture to most folk, but a loft full of hay means a weekend well spent and a lot of sleepless nights averted.
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It also means my arms get a bit ripped up, but a lot better than last night.View attachment 226786

Glad you got some hay up Brent but that's far from a loft full of hay.

 

[mtmiller]

 

[Hem]

May not look like much of a picture to most folk, but a loft full of hay means a weekend well spent and a lot of sleepless nights averted.
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It also means my arms get a bit ripped up, but a lot better than last night.View attachment 226786

Reminds me off my youth...pitching hay bales. Hot, sweaty, flies, forearms like yours, cold beer. I enjoyed it for some reason.

 

[Nameless Range]

Lambkins - Lincoln, MT

 

[JLS]

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Culinary poetry…

 

[mtmuley]

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I remember eating at Lambkins when I was 6 years old or so. Lots of memories. Oh yea, I'm 56 years old. mtmuley

 

[Islander]

Just our bedroom window at dusk.

 

[BrentD]

Reminds me off my youth...pitching hay bales. Hot, sweaty, flies, forearms like yours, cold beer. I enjoyed it for some reason.

My "youth" is barely memorable, but I thought the youth I hired to help were pretty darn slow. Not quite like I remember. Perhaps it's always that way once one's own "youth" is well behind...

Glad you got some hay up Brent but that's far from a loft full of hay.

When it's completely full, there is no place to stand to take the picture. The wings hold cherry and walnut lumber at this end. At the far end, that is all hay also. It's not a huge barn. But it's MY barn.

 

[Nick87]

My "youth" is barely memorable, but I thought the youth I hired to help were pretty darn slow. Not quite like I remember. Perhaps it's always that way once one's own "youth" is well behind...


When it's completely full, there is no place to stand to take the picture. The wings hold cherry and walnut lumber at this end. At the far end, that is all hay also. It's not a huge barn. But it's MY barn.

I hear ya. We used to put up about 18,000 bales of first cutting at one point. The good old days I actually miss it believe it or not.

 

[Dsnow9]

Wife is out of town for Father’s Day so the day was full of playground time and then the oldest daughter asked if we could go shoot our bows. It’s a good Sunday Father’s Day in my book!

Edit: she also said her muck boots were to hit for the summer so she cooled them down…

 

[mtmuley]

Future targets. mtmuley

 

[BrentD]

I hear ya. We used to put up about 18,000 bales of first cutting at one point. The good old days I actually miss it believe it or not.

I have only two hayburners - thank god!

 

[TriStar Hunt]

With the heat sweeping through Tennessee, I’m happy and truly shocked these flowers are doing this well this week.

 

[Nick87]

I have only two hayburners - thank god!

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Eating money and shittin work.

 

[TwistedSage]

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Damn that looks amazing

 

[Hem]

I hear ya. We used to put up about 18,000 bales of first cutting at one point. The good old days I actually miss it believe it or not.

Hopefully not by hand.

 

[BackofBeyond]

I have only two hayburners - thank god!

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Showtime? Is that you?

 

[MTelkHuntress]

That's not the fish I was looking for.

 

[rtraverdavis]

Fishing with my dad on this cold and windy PNW Father’s Day.