Traditions 1 Thrashing the grain by Littlejock
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Hello again...I want show this picture.. around another traditons of here..You can see a man Thrashing the grain here (Thank you very much Michael for help me with the english title), is the old traditon about grains and no modern machine, only with horses. Is a remake of this traditions and the owner of the Barraca revival it in last may, with some people who want this traditions and culture also. I was there making many pictures and wanted show again some about this traditions before I go to Gales tomorrow in the night for 8 days... Is my one trip this year and I hope i can do many pictures there. But because the last problem in the airport in the UK. I fear about the hand luggage if change again the risk , and only take my Lumix DMC -FZ10. No is the Nikon but maybe i can make good pics. I hope upload a last pic tomorrow before my trip. I will miss rendero very much.
Hugs and thank you
Comments (5)
gattone_blu
very.. very beautiful this image
Valerie-Ducom
hay todavia este estilo de granjero en espa??? recuerdo a mis abuelos, hombres del campo que no sabian ni leer ni escribir pero que tenian mucho amor por la naturaleza y tenian un gran coraz... Gracias amigo por este buen recuerdo que me das y esta magnifica foptografia!!! Un beso y espero que te lo pases en grande este finde ;) gracias
claudialee
This is a wonderful photograph. The thrashing work is very hard, but the blessings were many. Days were simpler then and although the work was hard, people had a peace of mind in doing the work with their own hands and seeing the progress they made. I remember being on a farm and the work of cleaning the barn, feeding the livestock, caring for the garden, chickens, and the canning of the jars of produce (canned on an old wood stove.) Wonderful memories and they were good days. HUGS!!!
RobyHermida
Que hermosa foto Jock! Me encanto el cabello del caballo, que armoniosa foto! Mis felicitaciones!! That beautiful picture Jock! I love hair of the horse that harmonious picture! My congratulations!!
Erestorfan
What a magnificient horse! Again, it looks like a stunning Andalusian...I do not know horses that well, but this one is just beautiful!!!!