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09-13-2012, 06:32 PM #1
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Northern Alberta Landscapes
A beautiful sunrise at the end of August:
Untitled by DancingWisp, on Flickr
The sky can feel so big out here:
Untitled by DancingWisp, on Flickr
Granaries:
Untitled by DancingWisp, on Flickr
Wild rose hips:
_MG_6808 by DancingWisp, on FlickrWhy, yes, I do have a podcast that has absolutely nothing to do with fish: Rural Adventures In Creativity And Sanity
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09-13-2012, 08:58 PM #2
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Nice pics
Those crops are pretty green for late August in Northern Alberta
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09-13-2012, 11:03 PM #3
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That green field is part of a Provincial Grazing Reserve, and is directly across from our house. There were cows on the field earlier this summer, and then they plowed it and planted a mix of grains for next season (I am assuming). I know there is canola in there (had already flowered), but I am not sure what the rest is. Rye? Oats? I'm not good at crop identification
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