The everyday of our family farm
This is an amazing image Linda. Love the sky. Do you have any idea how many bales of hay are there?thanks for stopping by and commenting.
Thanks Felicia. It is so nice of you to drop by. There are 504 bales in the stack which is about 300 tonne of oaten hay.
This is an incredible photo! Such a huge area! Will the bales get covered?
Thanks Raewyn, lovely of you also to drop by. The bales get covered with Hay Caps prior to stacking, so yes they are already covered. If you look closely you can see the black plastic caps right on top of the hay.
Wow! I have never seen anything like this!
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This is an amazing image Linda. Love the sky. Do you have any idea how many bales of hay are there?
ReplyDeletethanks for stopping by and commenting.
Thanks Felicia. It is so nice of you to drop by. There are 504 bales in the stack which is about 300 tonne of oaten hay.
DeleteThis is an incredible photo! Such a huge area! Will the bales get covered?
ReplyDeleteThanks Raewyn, lovely of you also to drop by. The bales get covered with Hay Caps prior to stacking, so yes they are already covered. If you look closely you can see the black plastic caps right on top of the hay.
DeleteWow! I have never seen anything like this!
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