South End Of The Rhombus Field This Morning
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Lovely and frosty.
Lovely and frosty with a blue sky, Sherry.
A very nice set of illustrative pictures lately. Much appreciated.
I’m very glad that you like them, Tom.
I always like a general view so that I can place your close up shots in context.
What a lovely shot, Mike. The light seems extra good for photography on this frosty morning.
Thanks Vicki. The rising sunlight is bouncing off the frost and warming must: a striking combination.
Wonderful light and a beautiful shot! The cows are a nice bonus.
Thanks Ellen. The cattle are working their magic in the soaking wet Rhombus Field right now. They are turning the field into a much more usable and productive compartment.