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Hay baling is fun!
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Worth going full screen and with the sound on to get the full benefit. Happy Friday.

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Posted on 26th August 2010 at 11 53 pm
by The Virtual Ranger
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Comment from: Wildlife Gardener Email
Argh - thought I was going to witness some hideous agricultural accident! Very good :-D
PermalinkPermalink 27/08/10 @ 11:13

 

Comment from: Richard Email
Bloody hell - the baler I grew up using had massive great cutters to trim the bale, he'd have lost both arms at least!
PermalinkPermalink 27/08/10 @ 22:22

 

Comment from: The Virtual Ranger [Admin] Email · http://naturenet.net
From my own experience of balers I would agree with Richard - seems remarkable that he survived. Also, the rather convenient size of the bale, and the way all his limbs and head popped out of it without it collapsing, make me suspect the whole thing slightly, but hey - or possibly hay - it was funny.

Oh, and FWIW obviously it isn't hay but straw, too.
PermalinkPermalink 29/08/10 @ 21:14

 

Comment from: Bill Email · http://www.wildramblings.com
Suspicious as are the above but very funny anyway!

Bill:www.wildramblingc.com
PermalinkPermalink 30/08/10 @ 12:41

 

Comment from: Becca Email
That made me very, very happy.. funniest thing I've seen in ages :0)
PermalinkPermalink 31/08/10 @ 00:01

 

Comment from: Daniel Overton Email · http://www.hillbillyscountrystore.co.uk/
Excellent! Very funny - but who was driving the tractor as our man ran laughing into the sunset???
PermalinkPermalink 03/09/10 @ 09:36

 

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