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That, he concluded, would last two or three years on the hayfield.

"We're on our land now," he said, as they left the hayfield behind.

You are as good as a man in the hayfield.

Hayfield and surrounding areas were also home to several paper mills.

One day the daughter of a neighboring farmer was working for him in the hayfield.

The former hayfield still had mostly alfalfa into the 1970s.

Little sandy beaches all among the hayfields and the woods.

"The body's in the barn over next to the hayfield.

The house and pool were to be on a hayfield next to but hidden from the tennis court.

Now you've kept the fire from the hayfield I think we can deal with it.'

The community's Hayfield School was in operation from 1920 to 1942.

In 1645, the area was meadows used as hayfields.

In particular, they took to hankering after the hayfields and crops.

After the French withdrawal, the land was returned to farmers and used as a hayfield.

In 2005 it moved to a new campus on Hayfield Road.

Dean Hayfield asked in exasperation with himself for not keeping up.

"This time of year, they have the hayfields to do," she said, not at all wistfully.

My dog can roam the hayfields; I don't have to clean up after it.

Only the very old and infirm were excluded from the activities of the hayfields.

We swept them off the top of that wall the way you'd mow a hayfield.

At the state championship Hayfield tied for 5th place.

Poland did not live to use the bridge, dying in his hayfield the following July.

It was still burning, but not towards the hayfield.

"Then one afternoon the old man went out to mow a hayfield.

"They bed down in the hayfield and do incalculable damage," he added.