Planted seeds for prosperity –images of children frolickingthe delight of yellow horizonstradition setting our fields ablaze Till greed came knocking –brother turning on brother Rhetoric and lies shrapnelshattering our dreams Only the deer frolic nowunwitting participants inthis unprovoked slaughterland mines defiling landscapes But seeds are not lost,nor are the legacy of generationswhose soil has known […]
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Dove’s mournful cryspotlights Nature’s calling –Let us find a harmonic notesing along for conservation,for preservation, for a strongtomorrow – find our voicesand join the chorus. (Image my own)
Thanks for the shout out, Doug
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I love fall leaves! How beautiful.
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I love them too but just not quite so early.
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We see changes, too! Seems a bit early for our area.
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I love fall colors. Thanks for sharing
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Thank you!
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You’re welcome 😇
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Beautiful leaves for this week. Thanks VJ 😀
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Those are so gorgeous! 🙂 ❤
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Every fall, I wonder about the colour changes and am spurred on by the maple tree next door. Your lovely photos sent me to this short article and I am beginning to understand the whys and hows… https://northernwoodlands.org/outside_story/article/the-causes-of-fall-color
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A fascinating read, Sarah. I have never known the whys of colour change either. Especially love that each leaf is unique.
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Love this photo. I don’t see maples here like in Ontario! Although, fall on the prairies has a beauty, it never quite matches that of Ontario.
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Having never been to the prairies, I hope you will post. Thanks.
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I’ll try. I tried to capture the golden fields and muted pastel sky yesterday but the photo didn’t do it justice. I only had my phone.
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Lovely seasonal transition photo!
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VJ, very nice. Thanks for the early glimpse of fall. Keith
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Thanks Keith
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