Hay wain

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A hay wain is a horse-drawn wagon used for transporting hay, typically at harvest time. The term is rather archaic, and is now most frequently used in connection with John Constable's famous painting, The Hay Wain, which depicts such a wagon crossing a ford at Flatford Mill in Suffolk, England.

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