Corn Harvest 2012 continues to roll along – The kids and I have been in the field so I have no time to write, but here are some fun photos.
This was the view from my front porch last week.
Here is a picture from one of the days we ran grain cart. So fun!
Shooter took this picture while I was driving the tractor along side the combine as it unloaded grain into our cart.
Watching Dad and Brother go by...
I was busy watching the watchers (Dr. Seuss reference).
Everybody took turns riding with Mom or Dad.
Here is grain cart duty round two.
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A look down the cutout...
This picture is for the benefit of our farming readers; can you believe the traffic? And I didn't wait to time this picture, there are always that many vehicles zooming down this road.
We have also started school (more to come on this) and have been so happy for a few cooler days (less than triple digits for the first time in weeks). What is happening in your neck of the woods?
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It sounds like you are busy! We are getting ready for school to start — just over a week.
Farmer boy looks so old to me on that photo of the 2 of you. And your girl is growing like a weed.
I love these pictures! Thank you for sharing…you’re all adorable!
I’m just in awe you can drive a tractor
I love your pictures, sorry I have not called. Been out of commission for a while. I broke my left foot, so have been hobbling around. Doing fine tho.
I sure like seeing those babies of ours. love you all
We’ve had a break in the heat here, too. Thank goodness. So, this grain cart, you drive it behind the tractor and try to catch the corn as it gets cut? (Did I just make a complete arse of myself?)
Great pics,all I could think of looking at your pis were (nothing runs like a deere) LOL. We have been living in the field as well, still making hay here.
Have a great week and good luck with the rest of the harvest.
Wow. I have a bitty patch of corn in my garden. I often look at those huge fields and wonder how those tractors separate the ear from the stalk (which I do by hand). Fascinating. And glad the weather didn’t ruin your crop this summer.