These trees are ours. They border the north side of our 3.22 acres. The dirt belongs to a guy named Steve, who rents it out to a guy named Nathan. Nathan just harvested his wheat and what you see here, the soil, is all glacial debris that has traveled from Canada with the glaciers. It's very handy to be married to a Scientist. A simple blue sky without clouds is rare here on The Prairie. Check out Sky Watch Friday where rare can sometimes be the norm ... or not.
Nice shot! I like the layer of dust or fog. Happy skywatching!
ReplyDeleteThat's fog ... and it's the other side of last week's post. xoxo.
ReplyDeleteLaurie, your photos are going to be in a book one of these days. If you made a book of postings like this one, imagine the joy of children learning about geography AND geology AND history, all from your photos (& Ron's words)! Much better than dry old maps!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful colours - the mist/fog is a bonus. I like the exquisite, golden soil too;)
ReplyDeleteA beautiful view you have there, the field and trees poised between autumn and winter. The fog layer adds a dream-like quality. Lovely photography.
ReplyDeleteHi Laurie, I like the way your photo is cut in segments by ground, mist, trees, and sky. My eyes are drawn to that misty middle layer.
ReplyDeletepure art...congrats
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