The combine harvester paid another visit to the field opposite. A seriously high-tech device - the CLAAS Lexion 770.
It has tracks at the front which somehow provide stability from a narrow platform, considering the width of the spinning orange vario header which is used to cut the hay. It's also got some fancy telematics so that the exact paths it takes around the field can be tracked back at base.
When they sowed the field we saw all the rabbits running to the edge. This time (for the second cut) I guess the rabbits read the memo.
I'll have to see how my hay fever handles the next couple of days, although so far so good.
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