No, it’s not mirrors and magic like the Great and Powerful Oz, nor is it the Son of God hanging on a cross, but a life-saving wind machine. Today, the day after Easter, it took on a symbolic meaning to me as I looked up at it from the orange’s perspective. I’d never thought like…
No, it’s not mirrors and magic like the Great and Powerful Oz, nor is it the Son of God hanging on a cross, but a life-saving wind machine.
Today, the day after Easter, it took on a symbolic meaning to me as I looked up at it from the orange’s perspective. I’d never thought like an orange before, and maybe you haven’t either, but here’s your chance.
Does the wind machine generate power as well?
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I remember many years ago when the orange harvest froze in California. And the prices went up sk yhigh over in Eroupe. Interesting “mill” that look after the oranges best interest. Like you little bunny … here.
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Thanks, that was a present from my blogging friend, Ralph 🙂
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I had a cat … once for the computer screen, but will not work on my website. … it’s very cute.
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Here is what you post into a text widget if you want the rabbit.
If you want something else copy the url of the picture or animation and put it between the quotation marks. It works like a charm. Even adding things to a comment. You have to be in edit mode on your dashboard, not in this screen, but then you can add it. 🙂
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Thanks for the advice … I will try it … I think I have my cat still on my PC at home. I will give it ago.
WP are a bit funny with what we are able to post. I will come back to you if I don’t get it to work.
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ok! I notice that the thing goes to another line. There are no spaces, so I may have accidentally pressed enter.
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I will go it ago .. but I think my little cat is only for screen use.
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I don’t know, I’ve even posted regular pictures that way into comments, and widgets, and all over the place! 🙂
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LOL – I love the fact that you wrote this through thinking like an orange! 😀
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Thanks, Dianne! You are so sweet!!!!!
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That’s a HUGE fan, Marsha. Does it blow one’s hair around? If it does, I’m not a fan of it. 🙂
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No, it’s a hairless fan. Nobody with any hair uncovered would go near it when it’s blowing because it’s also 20 degrees and night time. They never run during the day because the temperature doesn’t stay that low in the day time here. So, Sylvia, our hair is safe with that fan!!! hahahah 🙂
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Great shot!
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Thanks! I was almost laying down in the field to get that one!
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Wow…. that is really interesting. I’ve never seen such a “fan”. Are there many placed throughout the field? didn’t they used to use ‘smudge pots’ or something like that? This seems MUCH cleaner!
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Yes, yes, and yes! I should have posted more of the pictures I took. I debated about putting in a slideshow just to put them in without talking about them. But I thought that picture was so great it deserved to be by itself. I’ll do another article tomorrow. Thanks for the comment, Kathy. 🙂 xox
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I forget where you are … is this Wind Machine to help prevent frost forming on the crops?
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Yes. I’m in the Central Valley of California. We sometimes get below freezing, and if it stays in the low 30s high 20s for too long the crop is ruined. If it goes lower than that, the trees are ruined. 🙂
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