There is such a bumper crop of milo this year that the elevators are piling it on the ground. The man whose face was worn from seeing may years of harvest smiled as I told him he was quite an artist. He replied, “ma’am I’ve never thought of myself as an artist”.
Wow! How beautiful!!
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I saw a lot of milo piled on the ground, each was such a unique piece of art.
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You have a great eye!
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It’s amazing the amount of grain piled in the ground. Some piled of milo weren’t as colorful as these piles. The different varieties certainly were a colorful site!!
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I’m glad you shared it! 💜
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It’s about time for another girl chat. You going to be around this week sometime?
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I would love that!!!!!!!!!!! So excited to hear about the changes happening for you. Anytime is great………………waiting
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Probably be Tuesday. Will that be ok?
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Looking forward to hearing from you! That will be fine, anytime is great. No schedule required:)
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Cool thanks. We have appointments tomorrow, then not until 2:30 pm Tuesday.
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This just cracks me up. I brought home some photos of the milo, too. I didn’t say anything in response to your comment on my blog, because I’m going to post a couple of images as abstracts, and see if anyone can guess what it is.
I certainly didn’t know. When I first saw the piles, I thought it might be clay of some sort, or soils. It just amazed me. I stopped farther west, too, where there was both corn and milo piled on the ground. They said they had one million bushels of corn, and 700,000 bushels of milo at that point. It really is absolutely gorgeous — and it tickles me that we both took photos of it!
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That is amazing!!! I love that you saw the beauty in a pile of grain!!
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I love the idea of posting a photo and seeing if anyone can guess what it is! That will be fun to see what they think it is. I came across a crop I didn’t know. I’ve only seen 2 fields of it. I’m going to post it to see is anyone knows what it is. I sent a photo of it to Mr. Farmer tonight, so the mystery might be solved by morning.
Did you enjoy your trip thru Kansas? I just returned from a ranch in SW Kansas, it was wonderful but it was way too warm for this time of year.
Did you enjoy your trip thru Kansas?
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