...has been busy
WORKING
and {what} a blessing it has been
some {family} friends needed help harvestingWORKING
and {what} a blessing it has been
it's LONG hours and tiring work {so I'm told}
it feels {so} tranquil and peaceful
what a {blessing} harvest can be
Oh my goodness....I bet it will be hard to leave all that beauty when the time comes. I'm sure the grandparents have loved every second of it.
ReplyDeletebeautiful!
ReplyDeleteyour farm experience sure brings a new outlook to some things doesnt it?
I love, love, love these pictures! Perfect. The last is my favorite. Yay for John Deere! ;) My son's favorite song now is "Big Green Tractor" by Jason Aldean.
ReplyDeleteAwesome pics! I'm sorry your heart is heavy - I wish we lived close so I could invite you over for some tea and a talk! Hang in there - as they say - it too shall pass.
ReplyDeleteCammy
Awesome pics! I'm sorry your heart is heavy - I wish we lived close so I could invite you over for some tea and a talk! Hang in there - as they say - it too shall pass.
ReplyDeleteCammy
Gorgeous photos!
ReplyDeletemy husband grew up harvesting and he LOVED it! Especially at night =) He said it IS hard and tiring, but peaceful all at the same time...your pictures capture the way he describes it perfectly! =)
ReplyDeleteWe are heading up to Fargo this weekend for a wedding and I am thinking Alex will love seeing all the Tractors out in all those fields!
ReplyDeleteGlad he is working hard :)
very nice.
ReplyDeletewendy
mommy to 7 little ones.
Hi Brittany....I was just getting "caught up" on your blog and saw you were having a rough week. I am sorry. You are such a blessing and I pray God gives you strength to carry on.
ReplyDeleteMany Blessings~Michelle
Especially in our own spiritual lives...the time is coming again.
ReplyDeleteYou've captured the harvest in a new and exquisite way--thank you for taking time to share with the world. We're sure your family being there is a blessing to others...trust that the blessing will go both ways. It might take awhile to see it, but there is a saying, "trials make pure gold." So the good news...God is into His refining work in your family!
ReplyDeletebeautiful pictures of a process us city folk take for granted. just noticed your last post and haven't finished reading. i hope you know that you are being prayed for. . . i'll finish reading now.
ReplyDeleteHaving grown up on a farm, these pictures make me feel peaceful, safe, secure...all those safe at home emotions. Thanks for a wonderful trip down memory lane. I love how farmers, neighbors and families pull together so much at harvest time. I love the sight of 4 combines working in the wee, dark hours of night, and the dust that is kicked up into the horizon...{sigh}
ReplyDeleteWhat gorgeous serene pictures!
ReplyDeleteBeen following your blog all the way from South Africa. Would have invited you for a cup of rooibos tea (redbush tea). It makes everything - well almost everything-better. You and your family are so inspiring.
ReplyDeleteKarin
Wow. I never knew what it took to harvest a farm. That really opened my eyes. I mean I know it took farmers and tractors and the like BUT have never seen it personally. So this is the next best thing. Thank you for sharing. When do you all head back to the city so to speak now that you have been living the farm life. Have a peaceful evening. ML
ReplyDeleteHarvest time is my favorite around our family farm
ReplyDeleteI love the pictures so much, they remind me of home and I miss home..even if it isn't far away. If I were you, I'd never want to leave.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful I'd love live on a farm!
ReplyDeleteThese pictures are beautiful! There's something so grand about real true hard work!
ReplyDeleteJust breathe taking. Hope it lifts your spirits a bit.
ReplyDeletei love how this blog has turned country!!!!!!!! keep the pics coming! if i were you it would be hard to ever leave there.
ReplyDeletebeautiful pics. remind me of "home." i don't see that much here outside of chicago!
ReplyDeleteyes, what a blessing {many kinds of} harvest can be.