![Red Barn and Sunflowers](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEivs5LxIh8t7dwnzB2h6VKeb9zyHs8Ms_f4ec07z8wHDWlIB2WxgTnAuZRPLClIX-n5bXhD7Wcy3LNEPy6i8d21DT8Ia1cDBN5Nezv1em42CkwhqL2HW5vhyphenhyphenJ6ARSkFVW2jG6FswIhvT4FC/s400/eb285H09barn.jpg)
Here is a field that needs haying. But, as you can see, the rain clouds are gathering in the distance. This barn is near me and I love that the farmer plants a row of sunflowers every year along the edge of his field. Where I am, you don't see fields of sunflowers, but people will plant them in rows.
Luckily we finally did have a number of fine days last week. Not a drop of rain for four days. There were tractors busy and the scent of new hay everywhere. I love that smell!
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