In one year, Mrs. Roesner said, the price of a 50-pound bag of fertilizer more than doubled to $19.99, from $7.89; a bale of hay rose to $6.29, from $4.29, and a 50-pound bag of horse feed to $10.49, from $6.99.
It was Ray McKinnon's side who would have the final say, however, as Hay rose highest to nod in David McKenna's 75th-minute corner.
Alice is alone, though girt with leaves and flowers, like a visual match for the roses and hay in William Allingham's journal.
Notice how his diary entry is framed in pastoral: roses and campions at the start, hay at the end.
The house wines — red, white, or pink — bore the requisite bouquets of rose, soap, and graphite, a whiff of hay, a hint of Hooterville, though the menu remained mute about all this, sticking to straightforward declarations of hue.
The house wines red, white, or pink bore the requisite bouquets of rose, soap, and graphite, a whiff of hay, a hint of Hooterville, though the menu remained mute about all this, sticking to straightforward declarations of hue.
More than a century ago, doctors found they could induce a hay fever sufferer's wheezing by exposure to an artificial rose.
A small round table with a white linen tablecloth, topped with a crystal vase holding two long-stemmed red roses, waits to one side, near bales of hay.
Rose's form has been wondrous given he's been suffering from hay fever all week.
"My father," he said, "was always giving me these corny old sayings, when I'd complain about baling hay or tending cattle--you know, 'Life is not a bed of roses, son,' that kind of thing.
So, Rose managed to shoot 66 on an immensely tough track while suffering from hay fever, bad sinuses and while operating in half-light behind his sunglasses.
