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buttercups, those shiny bright yellow little flowers that are thugs in my gardens.
known as ranunculus, the buttercups kind, they should grow in faraway wild meadows, not in garden bogs or fields of flowers. when weeded you discover the roots go to china, they root at every node, and when pulled using a japanese hoe, my favorite tool, they bring up several pounds of mud.
Lumen print on Ilford MGIV RC deluxe paper.
almost done with the rose section. I've been working and working. grandson jordan helped me today. his girlfriend, natalie, will come with him on Sunday and we'll start another section.
Lumen print with Varycon Fotokemika paper.
**there is still a war going on in Ukraine with the recent bombing of a major dam and the resulting damage and massive flooding. more help will be needed. do what you can.
NO MORE WARS.
NO MORE KILLING.
NO MORE SHOOTINGS.
and in the US:
www.gunviolencearchive.org/reports/mass-
shooting
chomping down wild ferns near my pots of dahlias. I try to save the fiddleheads. these didn't make it.
the rose garden is weeded. I'm working on cleaning out the dahlia pots today and fertilizing and watering them. I've been squishing snails and HUGE slugs. {I apologize to them.]
they are icky.
lumen print with small ORWO paper. thank you Hanni.
**there is still a war going on in Ukraine with the recent bombing of a major dam and the resulting damage and massive flooding. more help will be needed. do what you can.
NO MORE WARS.
NO MORE KILLING.
NO MORE SHOOTINGS.
and in the US:
www.gunviolencearchive.org/reports/mass-
shooting
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Hello Thanks for all the comments, last days
The weather will be much better, now ! cows in the meadow again tomorrow
Happy cows Happy me !
greetings caroline and all the farm animals
This was in
2020 Its now 2022 !!! and awful Hot again !
started today with Artificial spraying of the Maize !
I have no choice ,,have to save the corn !!!!
Buzzards, though the UK's commonest bird of prey, almost never sit for a photo, but yesterday morning this one did. It was foraging a recently-ploughed field for small animals and tidbits, and although I didn't catch a sharp image of the newt it had just swallowed, I liked the light on it as it turned to look at me, and the curving lines of cut earth.
Whilst currently remaining local, a search for new locations that would be unlikely to have a crowd, brought me to Stannington in Northumberland, with a view to picking up a northbound cement empties in the evening sunshine.
Fortunately other than sheep and skylarks I had the footpath and field to myself as 70809 headed north with the 637D 1740 Seaham to Oxwellmains empties.
The soil covered slopes in the background belong to one of the once substantial opencast mine workings in the area.
29th May 2020.
A beautiful and warm day in the field in eastern Wairarapa, studying 20-million-year-old rocks that were deposited as a series of sediment gravity flows (submarine landslides) in an ancient ocean more than 1 km deep. They are now beautifully exposed in the tidal shore platform at Wharepouri's Mark near Castlepoint (in the background).
(c) Kyle Bland/GNS Science
Maki in the fields.
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