This is the northern end of the Rhombus field immediately before I let the cattle in last Tuesday. It looks lush enough to roll about in; I would too, if it wasn’t for the waterlogged ground it’s growing from. The drainage ditches crisscrossing this field make it easy to get water-filled wellies.
Northern end of the Rhombus Field
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Drone-fly (Click on image to read about crawling in the undergrowth).
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The old schoolteacher in me leads me to ask what role exactly are you thinking about playing in the field if it wasn’t so soggy…Hamlet? Estragon?
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I was thinking of Estragon. How did you know?
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