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| Nathan spreading lime on the fields, in preperation for planting his first crop of alfalfa this spring |
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| The dust trail behind the tractor looks like fire as the sun set behind him |
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| One excited farmer |
"Also that every man should eat and drink,
and enjoy the good of all his labour, it is the gift of God."
{Ecclesiastes 3:13}
Wow - great photographs! x
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ReplyDeleteI really love the third photo!! That or the last one would be great to send into one of the Reiman's farm/country magazines --- could win a prize?
Our farm in Ark. City KS had the most beautiful sunsets... I asked a teacher once about it and he said that the colors are created by the light fracturing through all the dust and other "junk" in the atmosphere... and we know how much dirt is on a KS farmer's horizon! I thought it was so interesting an example of something wonderful as a result of crud in the air. Perhaps you can put together an allegorical parable or something from this environmental fact--- 8-D
Mrs. Lori
Texas
What lovely pictures, Sarah, to capture such an exciting venture! Blessings to Nathan as he works hard at.
ReplyDeleteThose are beautiful sunset photos that really capture the magnificent Hand of God we serve!!! Blessings to you and a bountiful harvest!
ReplyDeleteI love the pictures. Here in Oklahoma we have some beautiful sunsets too. What a mighty God we serve.
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