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Thursday, August 9, 2012

Haymaking in Schnalstal








14 comments:

  1. Hard work on the slopes. Good that there are many hands.

    I remember those long wooden rakes from when we made hay at the Swiss monastery. Nice memories.

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  2. Looks like you need good leg muscles and good balance to harvest this hay.

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  3. I like the way you captured the people on the ridge, set off against the distant mountain for a background.

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  4. Great composition of a fantastic setting!

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  5. Amazing scenes: things get more complicated up there!

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  6. I find it amazing and touching that hay is mown the old fashioned way. Saw a similar scene in Grindlewald and it remains a favorite memory.

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  7. I wouldn't mind working with that view!

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  8. I'll bet it's like everyplace else; you gotta make hay while the sun shines! What a sight. I've worked on the back end of a hay baler - not fun. This looks like hard work but more fun. Of course, I'd probably stumble and roll all the way down the mountain!

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  9. Karl, these are breathtaking! What a place to work. What hard work.

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  10. Amazing working environment Karl, I guess you just get used to being surrounded by such beauty..I'm sure I'd be stopping every five minutes and soaking in that view!

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  11. I was engaged in harvesting hay on flat terrain, but I had no idea how this can be done in the mountains!

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  12. These photos are totally amazing!

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  13. Great images!
    And the location is perfect!!
    What a view!

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  14. As a city girl, I never knew people harvested hay by hand! Learned something new and enthralled by your images - love the contrast of the colors of the people, the grass, hay, etc. against the almost b&w mountains in the background - wonderful!

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