We've Been Farmed!
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- Опубліковано 27 лис 2024
- Finally we manage to get our first crop of grass cut. Join us at Manoir Les Parts as our fields are cut, the grass dried and made into bales and an all natural trick to get rid of thistles!
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There aren’t enough words to describe how spectacular I think your home, fields, puppies, horses and chickens are. You absolutely glow when sharing this beauty with us. Merci Marie-Anne.
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Yes, the smell of new mown hay is incredible!
Lovely Marie-Anne, so serene, well done to the hard working farmer and the tip for ridding gardens of Thistle. Thank you
Our pleasure Shirley x
Delightful Vlog, I also love the smell of freshly cut grass in the paddocks. The bailing of hay etc, looking forward to seeing more of your beautiful country life.
Country life is wonderful.
Cheers from “Downunder”
Merci Judy 😘
" Another job for Carl." LOL!!
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So happy you are back posting about your life on the farm! I look forward to more. Thanks for sharing about your life in rural France!!
You are so welcome Shannon xx
As I was watching I thought, “wow, what a great plaid top.” You look terrific!!
Would love t see more of what you are doing with your house.
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Delighted to see a new posting on this channel, Marie-Anne. I second all the comments: we would like to see what's happening in your house, please and thank you. Actually, I welcome any content. Armchair traveling--Hooray! Cheers.
Update soon Karon x
Oh! I really enjoyed this video, great to see you enjoying the outdoors, the landscape is beautiful and it's great to see the cows, Merci !
Glad you enjoyed it Lisa x
Lovely to see you back on here again
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truly a little slice of heaven...........
Amen Sandra 🙏
I was so pleased to see this channel rebloom! Your home and property are very charming. I find your videos relaxing and comforting to watch. You make even the simplest things interesting. Please keep treating us to little glimpses of your lovely home, animals and both you and Carl.
We will be doing our very best Linda xx
Hello Marie-Anne! I missed so much your videos in this channel ... I love so much country life! I absolutely adore the smell of cut grass! Thank you so much!!!
Fascinating Madame Lecouer!
Hello!! I'm so happy to see you are back. I've been checking on a regular basis and was excited to see a new video to watch! Yay! Keep them coming Marie-Anne.😃👍
I shall do Glenda xx
Oh, Marie-Anne! This was a delight to watch. I grew up in the middle of the US and even though we lived in town, we had a huge alfalfa field across the road from our house. When the farmer was out bailing, I sat on our porch and watched for hours. Ahhhhhh, the smell.
Love your home and farm! I grew up with horses, so I helped my father. He mowed with the tractor, and I then used the tractor with the rake, going down each row so that it was properly stacked to dry until a neighbor farmer came and bailed it for us.
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You didn’t mention your outfit! Love the checkered top. It would also make a nice pattern for a tablecloth. Love seeing your house. As always you look fabulous!!!
I love seeing a field dotted with hay bales.
It is a lovely sight Chloe 😃
I love love love this video. All your videos about your farm are soothing and relaxing. It's fun to see your excitement as you give us tours. You enjoy the journey on your merry way to the destination. Thank you!
Good afternoon Marie-Anne! So glad to see you back on this channel! And, please say hello to Carl! Love seeing your property and the farmer baling the hay! We have fields like that in my area of NC, USA. Your “twin trees” gives a perfect view…to home! Can’t wait to meet Dakota! Would love to see more house updates, too! Thank you for sharing! 💕
Glad you enjoyed it Kathy - Carl says Hello 👋
So happy to see you back on this channel and looking forward to more!
Yea! my favorite type of channel! So much fun to watch, thanks!
Those beautiful Twins must be very old! Glad that you can live in that paradise. Enjoy!
So are we Trivi x
Love watching your life in France! And, of course, you look so cute in that top.😁
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I am so glad to have found your channel again! You are so elegant.
Great to see you back on this channel . Sounds like you really enjoy living there in your new environment. Enjoy.
We love it Norma x
Dear Marie Anne,
I find Your enthusiasm so enchanting and stimulating, especially at this Time of the year when one becomes so very much aware of the passing of seasons and all that is brought by changes in Life...
Thank You.
It's so nice to see you back on this channel. Love the twin oaks.
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So happy you’re back! 😊
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Love, love ❤ Yes, paradise!
Bonjour Marie-Anne,
I loved seeing you walking in the fields, and I agree with you about the wonderful smell of freshly cut hay. We were with friends when they cut their hay earlier this summer and enjoyed it so much. The twin oaks frame your home beautifully, and perhaps they are a gateway to a magical land! Thank you for sharing this bit of your life with us.
It is my pleasure Lorrie xx
Love new mown grass smell! Look at your lovely house! What a great spot! A good deal with your hay. Wet hay can catch fire. True! Lots to learn! My precious princess and I are having a little lie in. Auntie Jan brought Sybbie a heated cat Warmie pad for under her cat bed! Someone is very happy. It is a cool foggy damp morning. Only a few errands today! Drinking my tea and watching a few videos after the news. Your fall season looks lovely. I am sure you are enjoying the countryside!
We were looking at heated blanket for our chis Hallie 😃
Thanks for the quick get away to your farm in France !
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I love that you had your own hay harvested! Modern farming equipment is amazing. I sometimes seeing haying along the salt marshes of San Francisco Bay, where I live. Curiously, our bales are much smaller, rectangular “cubes”, maybe so that they can be lifted by one man. We used to have 24 acres of mixed forest and meadow a few hours to the north and the property was being invaded by the most noxious weed, star thistle. Neither wildlife nor domestic animals can eat it and it’s miserable to try to walk through. I hope it doesn’t ruin all our pasture land, which is critical for our excellent local dairy industry.
There are farmers who do the small rectangles which is what I am used to but here they all go for the larger cylinders 😃
Can’t wait to see Dakota ,Marie -Anne 🐴
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Loves it !
Makes me want a little pony but I am happy to rejoice in your good fortune dear Marie Anne !
Oooo so great to see you on this Channel again! Love your country living videos! Kindest regards!
That was really interesting, Marie-Anne, and you look so gorgeous and happy! Your home with The Twins in the foreground made a lovely picture 💙💚💛
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Love to see more of your house and your field.It''s a paradise, you are very lucky..
How wonderful to find that you are a farmer like me. I watch your French chic videos from our sheep and beef farm in New Zealand. The smell of newly cut hay is one of life’s simple joys.
It is Fiona 😃
Twin Oaks would be a great name for your little Estate. Excellent hay bailing. Good for the farmer who cut it and good for you.
I really enjoyed your video of the farm. I look forward to your next one. It’s been too long.
Merci Michael - I agree it has ben too long 🙏
We always cut 'on the half' with a neighbor. Green hay will combust fast if it's not dried before it's put in the barn, especially with our heat. We have many fields catch fire every summer just from the heat of the bailing equipment.
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We live in rural County Cork, Ireland, and when we first came here, 25 years ago, we were fascinated by the cutting and baling of the grass. Now, we are so used to it, we don't even notice it. Living in the countryside is just the best!
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Wellcome back to this channel Marie- Anne. I am so glad to see you here. I enjoyed the video and looking forward to French House Tour video.
Merci Sermin it is good to be back xx
I love you! Your videos are so wonderful! You make me want to be French. Your attitude and manner of speaking are so heartwarming and delightful.
Yay, you are back on this channel! Your property looks amazing!
Merci Larissa 😘
Hi Marie Anne, I just returned from France, 🇫🇷 and your video makes me miss the French countryside. I’m back in California now and I’m craving an orangina drink. TFS 😂 Lol!
Bonjour Jessica I am glad you enjoyed your trip. You must have passed close by us to get to the Normandy Landing Beaches and I loved your Mont St Michel video - make it back soon 😘
I love your videos on this channel! You look very happy.
I am Ania 🙏
Thankyou for sharing you have a beautiful property.
great video. I mentally rested for the viewing. Thank you very much.
That is wonderful Jana 😃
I’ve missed your farm/house videos! So great to see this one😍
Love your country home & land.
Merci Jackie x
Your property is gorgeous! Thank you for showing us the haying process. It was so interesting. I absolutely loved listening to you and the farmer speaking in French. It was fantastic to hear!
I'm a bit annoyed with YT... this only just appeared!! Well, I've been mowing for ages today, and have finally finished, so not annoyed for too long, because now I get to sit down and enjoy this lovely surprise 👏😊
yayyyy Isobel. YT rolls out notifications as I understand it to test the reaction of videos on audiences 😘
I love the smell of fresh cut grass.
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Good to see you back!
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Lovely harvest video. You are genuine rural folks now. Nice to know how you share with neighbors. Dakota is set for winter and then some. Naturally, your attire is farm chic. Best of all, you are happy with your life in Normandy.
So happy you’re back! Can’t wait to see your renovated home. Love learning about farming!
What fun. What a joy to work the earth. To see things grow is pure happiness. Envy? No. Shared wonderment. 👍
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What an amazing life. Right now i wish i could run away and come over 🤗
how idyllic! I also live on a small farm here in the US and we cut dry, and roll our grass the same way, and with the same equipment! we have donkeys, and just like your horse, they eat most of the grass before we can harvest, so we too have three separate fields. thanks for sharing with us your beautiful property! ❤️❤️❤️
I would love to have a donkey Shelly - they are great protectors
@@frenchfoodfrenchhome4219 ❤️yes they are! and sweetie pies!
Loving watching how hay is baled… and I love your outfit .. very chic for a farmer!
Carl keeping busy.
He is Ms B x
I miss the sound of a John Deer tractor in the field. This is so much fun. I love your cute checkered shirt and jeans. One of my favorite smells is new mown hay. 🤗
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Oh it’s so lovely the way the farm is becoming even more beautiful, Marie-Anne. I adore the update on the farm, and the great work you and Carl have been doing. And I cannot wait to meet Dakota! It would be marvellous to go riding with you!
I love that you get excited about these little things. I do too. Reminds me of my childhood.
I am excited by everything 😃 it is my little girl nature 🤗
This is my favourite video that you have ever made on either of your channels. So beautiful and interesting. Can't wait to meet your horse! Merci bien pour tout!
Merci Eva xx
Oh how lovely to see a new video of your farm activity 😀
You look chic even in your jeans! Can’t wait to see your house in the holidays
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Loved everything about this vlog, I could almost smell fresh country air. I had never seen how the bales were made! The field with the bales reminded me of Van Gogh's painting, you really do have a beautiful property * _ *
Glad you liked it Stupor Mundi 🤗 I hadn't thought about it in terms of a Vang Gogh painting but yes you are right 😃
We all seem to love more tales from your farm!❤️
I am so glad Dee 😘
Really enjoyed this! Thanks for inviting us in.♥
Very interesting!
I was wondering the other day why we haven’t seen the your new place.
Well this is great show more
As a city-dweller I found this so interesting! I enjoyed imagining the smell of all that freshly cut grass....mmmm... Thanks so much for sharing this with us 🙂 PS LOVE that cute blouse you were wearing!
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Great arrangement with the farmer baling your hay! I don't live on a farm but my Border Collies herd sheep & we help feed the sheep & I've helped with haying--farmers here who have the heavy equipment help those who don't in exchange for half of the hay like you showed :-)
I have a similar arrangement with a local farmer who cuts my fields. Did you know the spreading out of the hay and twirling it with the circular rake attachment is called Tedding - I only found that out this year after the farmer laughed when I said he twirled the grass 🙄 I appreciate it may be a different name in France though. So love your farm stories do carry on xx
I will have to find out what it is called here Jayne 😃 and we can start a french-English farming dictionary 😃👍
Those trees are really magnificent.
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Hello Marie-Anne!! So lovely to see your home/ farm! Happy you & Carl (& Coco & Peanut?) are back!❤️ Such a beautiful property!
All that lovely fresh hay!!! Your horse is in for a lovely treat, my late mother used to use that salt trick on dandelions as well :)
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I cannot believe how much the area you live looks like rural Iowa (we are in the Midwest US, on the west side of the Mississippi River). I grew up about 30 miles from one of the largest John Deere tractor factories. Your neighbors tractor may very well have come from Iowa. Thanks for the thistle tip. Thistles are one of my headaches. I usually pull them up, but they just keep coming back. I will have to try salting them in places where I do not need to grow anything else.
I hope it works Mrs C 😃😘
Wow! Amazing.
Great video would so like to see how the house is getting on 👍😜🙏🥰
Update coming soon Yvonne x
Great to see the progress! I was looking forward to seeing a new video on this channel. Blessings from Northern California! 🙏🏻💗
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Even with being a farmers daughter, I never knew about leaving the bales to dry in the field. I always thought you had to bale and get them into the barn so they wouldn’t get wet if it rained. And Marie Anne you still look like a city girl even when you’re “farming” 😂. Loved the video and am glad you are posting here again.
😃 it is good to be back Bobbie
Happy you are back to showcasing your life in the farm… more interesting content! Cant wait to see your bakery oven in working Order! I love bakery products!
I started sneezing a few minutes into the video and it's not even my grass !!! Lol...
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Lovely to see you! Happy hay bales!
Carl was mortified that he spelled 'bale' wrong in the subtitles 😆 he is an ex lawyer so he had 'bail' on the mind 😉
Love your videos.
This is so exciting! Interesting information about leaving bales outside for two weeks. I'd have thought leaving them outside they'd get wet and moldy. Looking forward to seeing your horse and chickens. Did you ever make a vegetable garden?
I haven't yet - there has been so much going on - a task for spring perhaps 😃
Very cool! Love watching them make the bails. You know, I have lived in the country for thirty plus years and I never knew hay could spontaneously combust. Thank you for that bit of knowledge. Just one more reason I love your channel; I'm always learning something new. 🙂
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Thank you for the tip on the thistle I have some in my pasture and did not know how to get rid of it.
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Thank you so much for the agricultural video! It is good to see some farming in Normandy 🚜 It is late for a first cut but you have got some lovely hay. I'm looking forward to meeting Dakota in your next video! 🐎
It is very late Elle even though this was filmed a few months ago - we were waiting for someone else to do the first cut but they never arrived and so this is the only cut we will have this year😔
What the hay! :)
You have an excellent property, it was great to see the bailing process. I adore the size of the trees between your house and field.
They are magnificent Taryn 😃
I grow hay too! Harvest time is so exciting!
lovely to watch x
Is this the first time you are living on a farm in the country? If so, you are going to love it each and every season. So much better than living in the city. Clean air, animals, room to breathe! Get yourself some chickens, they are super easy and the eggs are fantastic! You have a lovely property. We have only 5 acres with this last home, getting too old to have so much anymore!
I used to live on a farm years ago Cheryl so this is a welcome return to the land. We do have chickens and one of them is a repeat double yolker 😃
@@frenchfoodfrenchhome4219 Wonderful! I was raised on a farm in Florida then moved to Houston Texas, quite a culture shock. Took me 30 years but I did get back to a farm, 30 acres in Washington state, then another in Tennessee. Now our little 5 in "the middle of nowhere" Texas. It's enough now. Chickens are so funny to watch. I enjoy seeing your property, it's quite lovely and looks like you have really good dirt. I like to farm, so I look at peoples' dirt! LOL