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As the rain was on its way out on Saturday the sun came out and created this little rainbow.
Taken last Saturday in a very windy weather.
But as we have some clouds, I didn't want to miss the chance to take some pictures to our fields at this time of the year.
Happy week to you!! :)
A series from a cold morning walk around a local farm, looking at the shapes of fields catching the early winter sun.
The flooded fields around St.Thomas a Becket church at Fairfield on the Walland Marsh ( part of Romney Marsh ) in Kent
photograph © Jeremy Sage
A farm field after the corn has been harvested and rolled, makes for a wonderful contrast to the edge roll of trees.
The story is about a tiny village called “Mala Berezovytsya” which means “small birch tree village”, or Small Birchville as I prefer and hop you don’t mind. This is at the same time much of a Flickr story, because it happened as a result of modern global network friendship.
One of my Flickr friends from Canada noted that I live only 30 km away from the village where his family originates from and from where they emigrated quite a long time ago. Bob kindly asked me if I could go and make a few shots for him and his senior mother. Frankly, I got really interested in a trip but still had to wait for the nearest perfect weather/free time combination and I didn’t regret my decision. Borrowed an off-roader (in Ukraine you cannot go just anywhere with a sedan) took almost all my family and adventures began...
We live in the city, work in the office and actually spend so much time connected via intent and phone, drive around the whole day, watch the news on satellite: citizens of the world. And it was so great to go there out on a countryside and simply enjoy watching the cow slowly chewing the juicy grass… We could go off road in the field, open the windows and enjoy the smells of blossoming harvest, see the curious tractor drivers looking at us and feel the wind in our hairs: gorgeous!
I got inspired so much and supported by my lively wife that I want to start a project that rages far beyond my regular business activity. Soon I will announce my idea for your kind attention, my dear friends!
The Overland service from Melbourne to Adelaide with NR101 has just crossed the border into South Australia and runs through Wolseley splitting the healthy Conala and grain fields on 19-9-2022
The yellow field can be seen from the edge of the woods.
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Evie & I walked through the fields full of sheep yesterday afternoon. We came across these two lambs, they had just woken up & can't have been more than a day old & they ran towards Evie & me!
I thought 'Shit, where's your mum' they thankfully stopped and stood a few feet away, before realising we weren't sheep lol ( Evie confused another pair later on!). Glad Evie stayed calm & quiet. I waited for a couple of minutes, getting concerned they had been abandoned (no reply to their calls) until mum finally showed up (totally crap parenting!) and we carried on, phew!
A video of our encounter can be seen here:
More to follows
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