Just in time!

For all who like field lines, this is my take on this season's. Came across these by chance - just in time, as they were being cleared up while the light lasted. Tried for a broader view in some this time, rather than too tight a focus on the furrows. All comments welcome, as always!
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Hi John

These are really good, I particularly like the tighter shots (the first three) and numbers 7,8 and 9. Well spotted and well taken!

Regards
David

Totally agree - lovely warm look to them too

Agree the first three work well with the triangle of trees in the first being pleasing on the eye.

No 3 for me please

The first two work quite well thanks to the green prairie contrasting with the yellow hay lines - my favorites, along with 3.

Although I really like the warm colours, I think I’d be itching to see how the first three look when converted to monochrome. The shadow in number 3 also works really well I think.

Great photos, making full use of the patterns available.

My other question has to be, "Where are all the cows for whom that huge quantity of silage is destined?" Many never see the outside of their factory floor these days. Everything is delivered to them in carefully metered doses and their (various) outputs go into holding tanks either for collection or spraying back onto the fields to produce next year's silage. The milk is likely marketed as being "wholesome organically produced" !

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Thank you, all, for your comments!
By mid-afternoon the following day, there were no lines to be seen in any of these fields - hence "Just in time"!
For what it's worth, 4, 5 and 6 were taken from the top of the winding lane in 8, which gives access to the fields for the tractors; and the field with the bright yellow gorse bushes (No.5, top left corner) was the vantage point for 7, 8 and 9.