Blood, sweat and tears by pyrrhula

Blood, sweat and tears

Many pic`s on 365 of big cities, great buildings and constructions man made. But it all start here. By hard work on the fields . This pic was taken yesterday when I get home .I ask the farmer why he was late ploughing the field. He agree with it and told me the weather conditions didn`t allow him to do it earlier in autumn or winter. . And so he said , that`s an act of God and he have to deal with it. You can`t force nature. You can see the lost of last year on you left hand side.
Bravely he`ll try this year to seed the fields with wheat again . For me he`s a silent unknown hero.
Beautiful
March 2nd, 2013  
Nice photo. I really like the sky.
March 2nd, 2013  
Great capture of the land and overcast sky.
March 2nd, 2013  
So true! Beautiul picture and great words.
March 2nd, 2013  
our roots are indeed our roots and our grounding.
March 2nd, 2013  
love the row of trees on the left side of the photo
March 3rd, 2013  
Around us are many silent unknown heros because many people must
fight against big troubles, and they do it alone.
March 3rd, 2013  
Beautiful shot and it looks like a lot of hard work for the farmer.
March 3rd, 2013  
Great capture. You did a good job of capturing the hard work of this farmer. Farmers are hard workers, who persevere against difficult conditions.
March 3rd, 2013  
Ann
You've said and presented this with great heart . Just lovely.
March 3rd, 2013  
A wonderful photo and commentary. I love the trees in the background. Farmers do such hard work and never know what the outcome will be. I'm glad you talked to him.
March 3rd, 2013  
Love your introduction to the photo, and I agree!
March 3rd, 2013  
I love how you document the seasons and the environment around you so well.
March 3rd, 2013  
fabulous, love your words and image, you are a great observer
March 3rd, 2013  
Wonderful shot and a great story you posted, Pyrrhula. In my small garden I sometimes try to raise a few (very few) veggies and I can understand how difficult to succeed.
March 3rd, 2013  
Such a lot to observe in this photo: ploughed furrows, the little red tractor as if sailing on a sea, sentinel trees on the horizon (as they seem to be so so often in Holland), big wide-open sky and clouds. Like your composition, too. And - c'est la vie.
March 3rd, 2013  
Your narrative says it all, Pyrrhula. hard work...some of the kids nowadays think bread "grows" in stores. your picture of the wwide open field with the treeline in the back is again fantastic.
March 3rd, 2013  
I like how that ominous sky matches the mood of your essay. As someone who grew up on a working ranch/farm I totally agree with your observations.
March 3rd, 2013  
A nice shot of this grey scene! The farmer is fortunate to be able to plough - on many farms around here the fields are still too wet to plough.
March 3rd, 2013  
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