Looking from the combine toward the bin. My brother has taken the grain cart (orange wagon) over to the bin to unload it into the auger.
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3 comments:
reminds me of minnesota
Harvest is always a hot and dusty time here in Australia, I guess it is your neck of the woods too.
We don't grow much Corn, mainly cereal crops, wheat, barley, oats, canola , peas, and in other areas mountains of sugar-cane.
Cliff
This is my favorite picture. Boy, do I miss being out there.
Ralph
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