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Cropped from a shot that I took recently; I could see some rain showers falling in the distance beyond that golden field.
Following his defeat at the Battle of Worcester the future King Charles II needed to lay low and evade capture. His intention was to walk to Swansea (a plan abandoned during his stay at Boscobel). He spent 14 hours in a tree when Parliamentary forces were searching the area, and also hid in a priest hole in Boscobel House. Catholic families hid him and helped him to escape to Shoreham, where he took a ship across the Channel and nine years' exile.
Cover crops grow in a field in Evansville, Indiana prior to corn being planted on May 13, 2021. The cover crops are made of a diverse 12 seed mix including Cereal rye, triticale, annual rye, rape, black oats, Balansa Fixation clover, Kentucky Pride Crimson, Hairy Vetch, Australian winter peas, Red clover, turnips and winter barley. The field is farmed by Patrick and John Bittner who plant corn directly into the cover crops and then terminate them with a roller crimper. (Indiana NRCS photos by Carly Whitmore)