A few of the farmers are 'trying' those irrigation systems out here. Our gravity fed irrigation water, doesn't really work well with them, since the farmer below them doesn't get their share of the water. Still some ARE trying them out. Good photo!
I took your calendar to my parents' house at Christmas. They, too, were amazed at how many of the photos could have been taken in our "neck of the woods." My Mom commented that your irrigation system looked like theirs. I like this twilight version!
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Beautiful. Even if it does mean that you didn't get any of our gentle rain yesterday.
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ReplyDeleteNo... but it does crush everything in its path.
DeleteGlorious colours there...
ReplyDeleteA few of the farmers are 'trying' those irrigation systems out here. Our gravity fed irrigation water, doesn't really work well with them, since the farmer below them doesn't get their share of the water. Still some ARE trying them out. Good photo!
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I took your calendar to my parents' house at Christmas. They, too, were amazed at how many of the photos could have been taken in our "neck of the woods." My Mom commented that your irrigation system looked like theirs. I like this twilight version!
ReplyDeleteThis looks like a huge mosquito.
ReplyDeleteWonderful colors there...I always wonder what people hundreds of years from now will make of our things/machines/tools.
ReplyDeleteFabulous photo Diane
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