photo prompt by Emiel Molenaar – you’ll find the full resolution shot here
I eased my tractor to a stop for one final time.
Farming these days was all about regulations and paperwork.
So, I had used my tractor to spell out the word “no” in my field, and that was how I quit.
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I’m sure many famers feel the same these days. Great story, Angie
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I am sure they feel that way because everything is all paperwork these days! Thanks for reading.
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My pleasure 🙂
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Bahahaha that is hilarious. Nobody messes with that farmer xD
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Thanks for reading, glad you enjoyed it!
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Modernization is brutal in the way it phases things and people out.
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Everything is all about paperwork these days. Thanks for reading.
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Good take for the prompt picture. It’s a shame, really, for the farmers. We couldn’t make it with out them, though!
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We definitely need to keep supporting our local farmers. Thanks for reading.
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You’re welcome! Have a great weekend! 🙂
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Haha. Nice take Angie.
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Glad you enjoyed it, thanks for reading.
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Great take! ☺
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Thank you for reading 🙂
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