Rhododendrons in a field in Glenties, co. Donegal
That's certainly a lot different from the tractors I remember from childhood.
Just stopping to buy some treats.
Good for a few groceries I think.
No one is going to nudge him out of a parking spot!
I'm glad to see how the farmer is still around...The gov is still trying to choke them out over here. Sad...hugsDonna
...I find tractors in town interesting.
I have been behind plenty of tractors, but I do not see them parking on the main street. Take care, enjoy your day and have a great new week!
It looks high powered enough to get on the freeway. Nice tractor.
I would like to drive one of those tractors one day.
It's wonderful and clean.God bless.
A big powerful tractor
The way cars are changing these days, a tractor might fit right in with the big tired trucks!
Commuting!
Love it. www.rsrue.blogspot.com
I have a soft spot for tractors. Don't know exactly why; perhaps their connection to agriculture and food.
Hay bastante espacio para aparcar. El tractorista ha terminado el trabajo y ahora por fín puede descansar.
There are some hefty tires on that tractor.
wow that's a giant!
NICE looking tractor. :)
how funny :)
A rare sight in town here.
So ein Ferguson ist mir auf jeden Fall sympathischer als Sir Alec. ;-)
Not a common sight here.
That seems so out of the place on the city strip
Well that's a pretty fancy tractor that will fit right in with the cars.
Seeing a tractor on a city street is definitely uncommon, Bill. Blessings!
Lindo tractor , te mando un beso.
That is one big tractor!
A rather nice looking tractor.All the best Jan
Someone has come shopping in a tractor! Wow!Snazzy tractor!
An accommodating and homely village. Seems lovely. Aloha Bill
Looks a beautiful tractor, nice and shiny too. Only in Ireland! 😉
That is so cool! And he parked right outside the deli! Lunch time. Great capture :-D
That's certainly a lot different from the tractors I remember from childhood.
ReplyDeleteJust stopping to buy some treats.
ReplyDeleteGood for a few groceries I think.
ReplyDeleteNo one is going to nudge him out of a parking spot!
ReplyDeleteI'm glad to see how the farmer is still around...The gov is still trying to choke them out over here. Sad...
ReplyDeletehugs
Donna
...I find tractors in town interesting.
ReplyDeleteI have been behind plenty of tractors, but I do not see them parking on the main street. Take care, enjoy your day and have a great new week!
ReplyDeleteIt looks high powered enough to get on the freeway. Nice tractor.
ReplyDeleteI would like to drive one of those tractors one day.
ReplyDeleteIt's wonderful and clean.
ReplyDeleteGod bless.
A big powerful tractor
ReplyDeleteThe way cars are changing these days, a tractor might fit right in with the big tired trucks!
ReplyDeleteCommuting!
ReplyDeleteLove it.
ReplyDeletewww.rsrue.blogspot.com
I have a soft spot for tractors. Don't know exactly why; perhaps their connection to agriculture and food.
ReplyDeleteHay bastante espacio para aparcar. El tractorista ha terminado el trabajo y ahora por fín puede descansar.
ReplyDeleteThere are some hefty tires on that tractor.
ReplyDeletewow that's a giant!
ReplyDeleteNICE looking tractor. :)
ReplyDeletehow funny :)
ReplyDeleteA rare sight in town here.
ReplyDeleteSo ein Ferguson ist mir auf jeden Fall sympathischer als Sir Alec. ;-)
ReplyDeleteNot a common sight here.
ReplyDeleteThat seems so out of the place on the city strip
ReplyDeleteWell that's a pretty fancy tractor that will fit right in with the cars.
ReplyDeleteSeeing a tractor on a city street is definitely uncommon, Bill. Blessings!
ReplyDeleteLindo tractor , te mando un beso.
ReplyDeleteThat is one big tractor!
ReplyDeleteA rather nice looking tractor.
ReplyDeleteAll the best Jan
Someone has come shopping in a tractor! Wow!
ReplyDeleteSnazzy tractor!
An accommodating and homely village. Seems lovely. Aloha Bill
ReplyDeleteLooks a beautiful tractor, nice and shiny too. Only in Ireland! 😉
ReplyDeleteThat is so cool! And he parked right outside the deli! Lunch time. Great capture :-D
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