To bad I had no pictures from an airplane, it's a real checkerboard effect if you ever flew over my province. So ground level it is then. It's the world of Canola.
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| Canada's largest canola fields |
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| Wow, yellow so bright it hurts the eyes. |
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| A little roof peaking above the canolas. |
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| Morning dew waiting to quench a bug's thirst. |
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| A moth hard at work. |
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| Alberta's derricks working none stop. |
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| An up close and personal look at a canola plant. |
Jamie,
ReplyDeleteThat is absolutely gorgeous. Yellow is such a mood-lifting color. Beautiful pics!!!
These photos are beautiful! I would love to have that scenery to look at daily!
ReplyDeletefantastic photos love bright yellow. you would need to wear sunglasses. have a good day.
ReplyDeleteI had no idea a field could be SO yellow! Gorgeous pics....what an uplifting color.
ReplyDeleteKIm,
ReplyDeleteGlad you liked the pics, thanks for the visit :-)
Missy,
You should smell it after harvest. As beautiful as it is now, smells like rotten vegetation after. Whew!
Rose,
You're not kidding @ the sunglasses. It's so bright, it does hurt the eyes.Ouchie!
Sherri,
Thanks for the compliment and yes yellow is a very uplifting colour. Good after much rain..
Great photos! Wow. Visiting from the Over 40 "Friday Follow." Browsed around and I like your sense of humor! I'm following you now. Have a great weekend!
ReplyDeleteGlad to have you aboard, Anne. Welcome and right back at ya.. :-)
ReplyDeleteThis is beautiful! Foloing you from Friday Follow over 40.
ReplyDeleteSuch gorgeous pictures! I'm here from 40 and Over and following you. :-)
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Beautiful pictures :-)
ReplyDeleteThose are awesome photos, Jamie! I love the "sea of yellow" and I love love love the morning dew photo. What kind of equipment do you use, if you don't mind my asking? Hope you have a wonderful weekend! Thanks so much for stopping by to see me! Candace
ReplyDeleteWOW I love the crazy yellow...hardly mellow.
ReplyDeleteBy the way, you are right about life being too short to drink bad wine...also too short to waste time on crappy books when there are masterpieces.
I'm here from Java's follow friday. Nice to meet you.
HAPPY HOPPING AND HAVE A GOOD WEEKEND.
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A yellow that is bright and happy! :-) I'm now following you via Follow Friday. Nice to meet you and find your blog.
ReplyDeleteHave a wonder*filled weekend!
Pat
Following from Friday over 40. Stunny do the flowers put off a fragrance?
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hello.. i ain't over 40 yet but I like the photo shots. And those are sure yellow yellow. lovely. Cheers!
ReplyDeleteMom Again,
ReplyDeleteThanks for the follow :-)
Gen,
Right back at ya. Love the profile picture lol
Eliza,
Why thank you, I'm glad you enjoyed your visit .. come back any time.
Candace,
I, too, like the morning dew shot. I have a 'thing' for water. Will email you the info requested.
Purple Cow,
Love Love the name! Come back and visit again :-)
Pat,
Yes, a good description of that yellow. :-) Thanks for the follow and am doing the same.
Katie,
Went for a visit and following you right back!
Myfingercrossed,
A lot of times, I don't act over 40 lol. Makes no matter. Glad you stopped by and thanks for the follow. :-)
jumping back thanks for your comment on my blog re military. sad that people don't come back from war. hope it's a good Sunday. Rose
ReplyDeleteThose are beautiful photos. I love the yellow fields!! And, that morning dew photo is amazing!
ReplyDeleteYeah, Angela. I seem to have a thing for macro.. thanks :-)
ReplyDeleteGorgeous, gorgeous yellow fields! I remember being astonished by them in Alberta and by fields of gorgeous blue flax in Saskatchewan. Definitely time for me to take another trip to our lovely western provinces. :)
ReplyDeleteHey Ro,
ReplyDeleteyou'll have to wait for next year's crop. It's been harvested. But yes, it's always time to take a trip to the western provinces. :-)