The Thielen 2010 harvest ended on Wednesday, June 30 at about 4:00 pm. We get a little crazy at the end of harvest because we are all tired. Harvey taught Garrett to turn up the bill on his cap.
Garrett
Garrett
And yet more of Garrett
Harvey
More of Harvey and Garrett being silly
Garrett and Austin - Mick's grandson
Joey and son Sam
A harvest tradition is to have a family photo taken in front of the combine.
The next several photos are of Matt and his daughter Hallie. The two of them spent the last few hours of harvest together.
I love Anna's sense of fashion.
Kelly and her mom Jo
Another family photo in front of the combine.
Lori and daughter Brooklyn
Brooklyn loved it when Mick put his cap on her head.
Another harvest tradition is the harvest kiss.
Sweet
And more sweetness
And yet, more sweetness
Anna and Jo in the combine - of course, Anna was being silly.
We all returned to the farm for a little after harvest refreshment.
Susan and grand daughter Brooklyn
Jane and Hallie
The Thielen 2010 harvest ended on Wednesday, June 30 at about 4:00 pm. We get a little crazy at the end of harvest because we are all tired. Harvey taught Garrett to turn up the bill on his cap.
Garrett
Garrett
And yet more of Garrett
Harvey
More of Harvey and Garrett being silly
Garrett and Austin - Mick's grandson
Joey and son Sam
A harvest tradition is to have a family photo taken in front of the combine.
The next several photos are of Matt and his daughter Hallie. The two of them spent the last few hours of harvest together.
I love Anna's sense of fashion.
Kelly and her mom Jo
Another family photo in front of the combine.
Lori and daughter Brooklyn
Brooklyn loved it when Mick put his cap on her head.
Another harvest tradition is the harvest kiss.
Sweet
And more sweetness
And yet, more sweetness
Anna and Jo in the combine - of course, Anna was being silly.
We all returned to the farm for a little after harvest refreshment.
Susan and grand daughter Brooklyn
Jane and Hallie
1 comment:
MK, I've enjoyed all of the harvest pictures and love seeing how big the kids are getting. Everyone will love seeing the traditional "family" groupings and how they have changed from year to year. Keep up the great work (both as a photojournalist and as a VIP/jack of many trades) on the farm.
Barbara
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