Our winter is pretty mild compared to those in the northern hemisphere. We don't get any snow, days don't drop below zero and only occasionally do the nights.
I came over from Andrew of High Riser. To me it sort of look like to lower or raise water though a dike system. I recall when I was younger that some people flooded there fields. If you have time stop in for some coffee.
You are very close with your observation. This photo is taken in an empty irrigation channel. The farms in this region are all irrigated via a network of channels, the water all flows under gravity so we can flood irrigate our fields.
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My first glance made me think aeronautical.... well, once again you make the ordinary quite mysterious. Well done.
ReplyDeleteYour off season looks like our spring, or late fall. I would take it...I'm not a fan of long cold wet snowy winters.
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Our winter is pretty mild compared to those in the northern hemisphere. We don't get any snow, days don't drop below zero and only occasionally do the nights.
DeleteAnother good one :)
ReplyDeleteI came over from Andrew of High Riser. To me it sort of look like to lower or raise water though a dike system.
ReplyDeleteI recall when I was younger that some people flooded there fields.
If you have time stop in for some coffee.
You are very close with your observation. This photo is taken in an empty irrigation channel. The farms in this region are all irrigated via a network of channels, the water all flows under gravity so we can flood irrigate our fields.
DeleteGreat shot and a beautiful sky. Diane
ReplyDeleteThis is one of those perfectly timed photos that don't happen often. Wow! What a great shot.
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