The Waning Summer

Sally In the Garden traditional, arranged by me.

spread

spread

scald

scald

engage

engage

brasica

brasica

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hot

graze

graze

ram

suffolk ram (Freeway)

mesa, Beaumont KS

mesa, Beaumont KS

yellows and reds

yellows and reds

big blue, Boaz KS

big bluestem, Boaz KS

stacked

stacked

plow

plow

deconstruced

deconstruced

indian grass, Boaz KS

indian grass and purple top, Boaz KS

process

process

turn

turn

flat

flat

indian grass, Boaz, KS

indian grass, Boaz, KS

weather

weather

sedge, New Boaz KS

sedge, New Boaz KS

between Beaumont and Piedmont

between Beaumont and Piedmont

skinned

skinned

scalded

scalded

rub

rub

stone

stone

Leavenworth eryngo (parsley), Boaz KS

Leavenworth eryngo (parsley), Boaz KS

plucked

plucked

house

house

pitcher sage, Boaz KS

pitcher sage, Boaz KS

cart

cart

To Build A Haystack

Below is my process of making a haystack.  A good example of the transfer of energy.

Mowing the haw with a scythe.

The scythe efficiently cuts and gathers in one motion.  Good technology.

Tidy windrows left by the scythe.

Upset this fellow, 3″ with legs.

  

The hay rack, beginnings of the stack.

Nearly half-way.  (Three legged dog shown for scale)

All done.  The other half of the picture is the good scent of cured hay.