Memories of summer haying
Jul. 3, 2023
I am thankful in many ways for growing up and moving back to the farm but also appreciative of not having to stack hay bales anymore.
I am thankful in many ways for growing up and moving back to the farm but also appreciative of not having to stack hay bales anymore.
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