My Husband's POV
Uploaded: September 24, 2006
I always love it when I get a chance to ride with my husband while he is Winrowing. He has a 4-row winrower. Meaning it takes 4 rows of potatoes and places them into one. His brother is behind with a 2-row winrower. In the distance is the potato harvester, which is run by our nephew. Harvester digs two more rows for a total of picking up 8 rows @ a time. There is a truck which he is loading with another there ready to take over when that truck is loaded. We are on a side hill, I was going to straighten but thought I would give you my husband's real POV
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Donna W. Neal September 24, 2006
What a great harvest image Roxanne! It just amazes me the work these tractors can do compared to when human hands had to pick them all one by one. #528059Jeff Robinson September 24, 2006
What a cool pov Roxanne! Thanks for showing us all how this works! Jeff #3352930Nadine A. Lewis September 24, 2006
This is GREAT, Roxanne! Love your POV!!!Very interesting description!!!<>< #3352979
Debbie Hartley September 24, 2006
Awesome image Roxanne, love the POV! #3353030Carol Sawyer September 24, 2006
Wonderful harvest image Roxanne and pov is great!!!! #3353034Ronald F. Fischer September 24, 2006
Fantastic capture, Roxanne! I love the POV! #3353039Ross Throndson September 24, 2006
Cool Shot, Roxanne...Interesting how that works...now I'm hungry for a Baked Potato... :^) #3353103Claudia Kuhn September 24, 2006
Wonderful capture Roxanne, love your perspective! #3353112Bridgette B September 24, 2006
Great perspective...fantastic image! #3353174Karen Engelbreth September 24, 2006
Great image Roxanne - love the POV!Joy Rector September 24, 2006
love this shot #3353286Ray Thoms September 24, 2006
Definitely a view not often seen...nicely framed and great anecdote as well Roxanne.... #3353316William C. Raco September 24, 2006
Excellent point of view, RoxanneBill #3353320
Jenny Bosmans September 24, 2006
Love the story as well as the image, Roxanne! Great to have those machines, but still a lot of work to do! :) #3353343Wendy Stevenson September 24, 2006
Great rural image Roxanne! I love the perspective and all those great rows! Thanks also for the description - very interesting!! #3353403Roxanne M. Bubar September 24, 2006
Thank you all for taking the time to comment. #3353420Lorraine A. Cook September 24, 2006
Thanks for the ride along, Roxanne! Wonderful POV, my friend#3353644Pamela Shane September 24, 2006
I love your harvesting images Roxanne!Kitty R. Rodehorst-Hanna September 24, 2006
Great shot Roxanne! Puts me right back on the farm where I grew up! ^.^ Kitty #3353711Stan Kwasniowski September 24, 2006
Roxanne, wonderful story and image, I learned something, this image reminds me, sometime when wheat is harvested and they have 4 combines in a row, #3353813Su Sana E. P September 24, 2006
Roxanne, great view and wonderful POV!! #3353923Carla Metzler September 24, 2006
Great capture, Roxanne! #3353999Gail Vitikacs September 24, 2006
Wonderful perspective! #3354079Adilson F. Ferreira September 24, 2006
Wonderful perspective and composition Roxanne!!! #3354165Melissa G. Meiselman September 24, 2006
Beautifully framed grand vista of this beautiful harvest...great colors, wide angle composition and lighting, Roxanne!!! #3354188Robert R. Goodman September 24, 2006
Fantastic image Roxanne!!!!! #3354269Shelly A. Van Camp September 24, 2006
Super image!! Can't get any better than this picture and Maine Spuds!! #3354482Mary N C. Taitt September 24, 2006
Fabulous working Farm image Roxanne!! I LOVE this! Mary :-D #3354662Nancy L. Green September 24, 2006
Wonderful image and lesson in potato farming. Most of us have no idea what is involved in bringing the food to our tables!! <>< #3354992Candice C. Calhoun September 24, 2006
Such a wonderful opportunity to see something very few of us EVER get to see...fantastic!ccc #3355272
Stephen Zacker September 24, 2006
Brings back memories. Neat image #3355564Tamara K. Walker September 24, 2006
Great PoV, after seeing yesterdays posting I wondered how you got all of those potatoes dug. Very interesting, around here we have corn and soybeans. #3355680Husain Akhtar September 24, 2006
Great work my friend! Excellent composition and exposure! Super image of this vast and most beautiful field! #3356431Paul E. Earl September 25, 2006
I love the wide presentation on this! #3356678Glenn E. Urquhart September 25, 2006
Excellent capture, beautiful composition, Roxanne!!! Well Done! Cheers, Glenn. #3356769Daniel Diaz September 25, 2006
Awesome perspective Roxanne!!! #3357242Bill Wyatt September 25, 2006
You are lucky to live on a big farm I miss it really bad I have peppers and tomatos and spices growing in my flower garden now lol. Beautiful perspective and wonderful colors!!! #3359440Roxanne M. Bubar September 25, 2006
Thank you all so very much. #3359571Marcie A. Fowler September 26, 2006
Don't miss those days at all. Nephew as in Andy?? Wonderful capture of the Aroostook County way of life. #3364201Melissa A. Mannon October 06, 2006
I love when you get these harvesting photos Roxanne. they are so interesting and I can picture myself there. love it from your husband's pov! #3413979Mike F. Anderson January 31, 2007
I really like this picture Roxanne because it's something most people never get to see. Sometimes what may seem oridinary to one person is of great interest to others and this is definitely one of those images! #3898414Roxanne M. Bubar February 01, 2007
Thank you all so very much #3900187Hurk (Steve) Hurkett February 17, 2007
Great PoV, Roxanne ... farming sure is a lot different from when I was a yougster .... of course we had a small family sized farm ....Steve #3957763
Shelly A. Van Camp November 08, 2007
Great capture, POV and colors! #5046206Stephanie Frey November 06, 2008
Great image with excellent POV! #6716890Sign up for an interactive online photography course to get critiques on your photos.
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