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Months ago I was giddy with the prospect of finding blooming spring flowers in the foothills of the local mountains. Due to lack of rain the previous season, we really didn’t get much to show. BUT while driving around the wine region of Santa Barbara county late last year, came across this farm which specializes in lavender. Only problem is that peak season is mid-July. So it just happened that the weekend before last I had NO weddings or kids or anything else planned, so as part of our relaxing weekend, decided to make a late afternoon drive to the farm and see how it was. It was pretty but not as vivid as previous years. We were tempted to buy a small bunch of it to have around the house to add character and a pleasant smell, but it was something like $20, which is about $17 too high. But at least we got to see the lavender, smell it and just do a little romantic Sunday afternoon with it.
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A gentle breeze, journeyed haphazardly across the expanse of curved fresh barley. I effortlessly bobbed in the maize sea, the warm air, sweet with the cereal's perfume. Soft dry soil, stuck to my bare feet like talcum powder. I was warm and cool intermittently, for the time I sat there: The breeze, rushed through the grasses stroking me with its coolness...then seemed to courteously fade as the clouds opened and the sun warmed me again.
This was a very spontaneous trip to a nearby sunflower field as the light got right.
July 2018 | Niefern-Öschelbronn
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Taken on a walk earlier this week. I came across this field of poppies on the hilltop at the head of a valley. The colours were vibrant in the soft bright light and I rather liked the sky.
It needs viewing on black methinks!
Hope you are all having a good week.
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My husband and I spent a long weekend in Northern Maine to celebrate our Anniversary. We were there looking for moose and did not see any until we left on Sunday. We were on the highway and there she was in a field. We turned around and hoped that she would still be there. She was :-)! Her eyes appeared to be a blue color and I think she had cataracts! The other eye was also very foggy.
The meadow is near Ianova. I stopped the car and took this picture to take with me the colors of nature. I hope you will enjoy them too.
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View from Chemrey Monastery or Chemrey Gonpa, Leh, Jammu and Kashmir, India
Ladakh : Day 11
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Yesterday I brought home my first pot of flower!
I saw for sell for the first time the Blacked Eye Susan and I was like "Yayyyyyyyy"
They are simple, I know, but they are my favorite and I never saw "for sell"
I came back home with the pot and a smile =D
When I look at them I see smiles, as they have attached a happy smile with them and...
Smile is contagious!
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Okuma-machi, Fukushima.
you can see plant No5 from here. i hope strongly they could come back here ASAP.
but pitty to say, even instant-go-home is prohibited with any reason within radius 3km area.
Can someone please tell me why I just got 300 views on this photo yesterday, October 19, '08? Has it been blogged somewhere? I would just like to know.
I found masses of California Poppys today in a vast field. I was in Poppy heaven.
Harvesting irrigated fields. Indonesia. Photo: © Curt Carnemark / World Bank
Photo ID: ID183S03 World Bank