Early Spring – Rurality Blog Hop #56
Early Spring – Rurality Blog Hop #56

Early Spring – Rurality Blog Hop #56

Palouse - Passing Storm - Whitman County WA

The Palouse, one of the richest most productive wheat growing regions in the United States.

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Here,

along a ribbon of well maintained graveled road,

a squall line passes by,

drenching the emerald green wheat rising from the fertile earth,

beginning another season of growth and the eventual harvest of golden,

nodding whiskered heads come August.

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While taken several years ago,

on a week long trip to the Palouse during spring break from school bus driving for a local district,

this image represents what those wheat fields

are probably looking like

about now.

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I thought for a moment about cropping this image

into a square as I often do to give my readers a closer view,

but the beautiful expanse of the Palouse makes cropping difficult

without leaving

good bits

behind.

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Sorry,

the blog hop is up late today,

I’ve had a terrible time with my asthma

for the past ten days.

Thanks,

for your

understanding.

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‘RURALITY BLOG HOP’ #56

Welcome to Rurality Blog Hop, a weekly photo meme!

It’s time for you to enter your photos. ‘Rurality Blog Hop’ is open to everyone who would like to share something about rural life. .

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Rurality Blog Hop #56

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19 Comments

  1. I love the green that is special in winter wheat. I learned at age 35 what plants were growing so soon in the spring only when we moved into the country. I hope you are well now, dear Madge. Take care of yourself.

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