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That is a beautiful photo of the oats.
It's a strange thought that it is conceivable (depending on what your oats are used for) that I had an Australian oat in my muesli this morning. It's a very tiny world.
Now that is a pretty cool thought. It won't actually be our oats as we always harvest ours as a seed crop i.e. it is used to plant next years crop.
Great photo. Keep safe and have a good week, Diane
It looks like a fine crop too - which is wonderful.
Love this shot.
Lovely
Another brilliant image!
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That is a beautiful photo of the oats.
ReplyDeleteIt's a strange thought that it is conceivable (depending on what your oats are used for) that I had an Australian oat in my muesli this morning. It's a very tiny world.
ReplyDeleteNow that is a pretty cool thought. It won't actually be our oats as we always harvest ours as a seed crop i.e. it is used to plant next years crop.
DeleteGreat photo. Keep safe and have a good week, Diane
ReplyDeleteIt looks like a fine crop too - which is wonderful.
ReplyDeleteLove this shot.
ReplyDeleteLovely
ReplyDeleteAnother brilliant image!
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