A June Picture for July

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July 3, 2020

This is a picture taken as I finished mowing the last piece of first cutting hay for 2020. I waited until now to let some little birds grow up enough to fly out of the tall grass. Perhaps I am getting soft in my old age, but it was the right thing to do. I am sure the birds think so!

Amee and Abby are wearing old-fashioned fly nets. The green head horseflies are out in force. Homemade fly spray helps some, but in combination with the nets, its a winning combination. The girls got sweaty in the hot sun, but the pesky flies were kept pretty much at bay.

These two are working well on the farm. Every job I give them they do like experts. I am really enjoying their help. We even raked hay yesterday evening with my son’s two year old filly. Her training is progressing well under his patient tutelage.

I call this post, “A June Picture For July”, because my Aunt June gives me the business for always taking pictures from the driver’s seat. So to make her smile, I got off the seat and took this picture of the horse’s heads just for her. I have to say…it is a pretty good picture!

3 responses to “A June Picture for July”

  1. Irene Oakman Avatar
    Irene Oakman

    Lovely picture! I LOVE all draft horses!🐴

  2. Aunt June, of course Avatar
    Aunt June, of course

    Yep, it’s good to see some new scenery and not the hind-end of a horse. Thanks!

  3. Aunt June Avatar
    Aunt June

    Nice to see the “other end” of the horse!

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