The first crop cut

A farmer bales his hay during the hot dry stretch of weather at a field off 10th Avenue SE. near Blackburn Park

A farmer bales his hay during the hot dry stretch of weather at a field off 10th Avenue SE. near Blackburn Park.

A farmer bales his hay during the hot dry stretch of weather at a field off 10th Avenue SE. near Blackburn Park.

A farmer bales his hay during the hot dry stretch of weather at a field off 10th Avenue SE. near Blackburn Park.

 

 

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The Falkland Community Church is raising funds to cover insurance costs, and possibly for roof repairs, with a garage sale Saturday, Sept. 25. (Contributed)
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