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Rice has always been the most common crop in Japan. The volcanic activity of the island makes the soil very acidic which makes growing rice ideal.
These days, however, the popularity and consumption of rice is decreasing rapidly as more and more people turn to bread and other Western foods. Not only that, but the rice fields themselves are disappearing. Young people don’t want to be farmers, so no one is replacing the aging ones. No one is quite sure what is to come of this situation.
If you look closely, you can see some school kids hanging out in the photo. I suppose a patch of rice fields is as good a place as any to avoid adults and get some privacy.
The newest version of my Field Notes Storage Bin printed in Translucent Blue PLA 4043D from MakerGear. This print has pretty much swayed me over to PLA as my default print media.
I created this version for myself that has the field notes logo, I am in no way affiliated with Field Notes... I just love their products.
A field of fully-opened zinnias must be the finest expression of a southern summer. A close second would be eating a tomato sandwich. here's how to do it: Get a big, ripe tomato out of your own garden, gently pulling it off the vine. (Tomato sandwiches are best made with tomatoes harvested while warmed from the afternoon sun, so keep that in mind.) Avoid disturbing whatever assassin bugs, bumblebees, ladybugs and butterflies might be hanging around. Take your tomato into the kitchen, and slice it into cross-sections. Take 2 piece of white bread (NOT wheat, etc.). Smear BOTH pieces of bread with a generous amount of real mayonnaise...not that "lite" stuff. Adorn one slice of the bread with 2 or three pieces of tomato. Top the tomato with 4-5 BIG potato chips, straight out of the bag; it doesn't much matter if crinkle-cut, etc. Put the other slice of bread on top. Take the sandwich into BOTH hands, and leaning over the sink, eat it slowly.
Clouds raking Grand Teton peak -- taken in the morning, from Blacktail Ponds overlook in Grand Teton National Park. Click on image to see it LARGER and on black.
Here is a more panoramic version.
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Girl working at chili fields along with his parents, siblings and members at a small village of Kunri, Sindh Pakistan.
I stopped one morning this past autumn to take some photos at a local sunflower field next to Riverview, New Brunswick, Canada.
Would you believe that I got my first pair of converse yesterday? And they fit my feet like a pair of snug mittens (because gloves don't help with keeping your hands warm).
I think I'll probably mark them somehow to make them my own, but haven't decided how yet. I have a few ideas...
Oh, and I wore a skirt yesterday.
I'm turning into such a girl. I think it's the hair.
I took a photo of this small field, near my work place. It is kind of out place with many commercial building surrounding this small field, but very inviting to walk through.
Have a nice weekend and thanks for viewing!
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RS - FUTEBOL/TREINO GREMIO - ESPORTES - Jogadores do Gremio realizam treino durante a tarde desta sexta-feira no Centro de Treinamentos Luiz Carvalho, na preparacao para o Campeonato Brasileiro 2018. FOTO: LUCAS UEBEL/GREMIO FBPA
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How weird are clouds? That one on the left looks like some sort of cuddly rooster to me....
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This was taken in July 2010. I don't know why I've only just posted. Not all that happy with the title. Open to suggestions!
Two brick walls - one on left about 20 feet in front of the wall on the right...sun highlighting the edge of the darker wall