Palouse Patchwork – Rurality Blog Hop #66

Pa·louse : pəˈlo͞os [noun] The region of southeastern Washington and adjacent Idaho that has rolling hills on deep soils where wheat is grown in abundance.

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Here,

early morning shows off some of the patchwork of fields

in a variety of shades of green.

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From a distance,

the fields take on the appearance of velvet,

close up the growing wheat sways in the spring breeze

and causes a rustling sound

that ebbs and flows

like waves

on the

ocean.

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‘RURALITY BLOG HOP’ #66

Welcome to Rurality Blog Hop, a weekly photo meme!

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Rurality Blog Hop #66