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The wild places around the periphery of Meitar are going into their in-between period, no longer green but not yet brown.
We had a few minutes of rain today, but that might be the last until next fall.
Just a month ago it looked like this, all green and flowery.
I hiked for a whole hour out there today without seeing even one person.
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(Linking to SkyWatch Friday.)
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The grasses are a pretty scene, lovely blue sky too. Have a happy weekend!
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ReplyDeleteA very pretty scene, so quiet and serene.
Alice
Beautiful, and what a treat to have the place to yourself!!
ReplyDeleteJust beautiful. Nature is so wonderfully beautiful in its many forms. Have a great weekend. Visiting you from SWF!
ReplyDeleteVery pretty,Dina!
ReplyDeleteThese are great
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely part of the world you live in :-)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful landscapes, Dina!
ReplyDeleteWild and so beautiful! Great pics Dina. Feel I miss Israel very much now..<3
ReplyDeleteThere's a lot of motion in the top shot. Lovely!
ReplyDeleteJose, yes, the motion was almost like the sea.
ReplyDeleteAlso a hawk was circling in the air and since I was totally alone I started singing
"Oklahoma, where the wind comes sweepin' down the plain
And the wavin' wheat can sure smell sweet
When the wind comes right behind the rain.
Oklahoma, Ev'ry night my honey lamb and I
Sit alone and talk and watch a hawk
Makin' lazy circles in the sky.
We know we belong to the land
And the land we belong to is grand!"
:)
Beautiful wild places, Dina !
ReplyDeleteHike for a whole hour without seeing one person is great :-)
So beautiful Dina. I love that song and entire musical also. Midwesterners at heart.
ReplyDeleteThis place looks so quiet. I'd love to lie down on those grass and just nap.
ReplyDeleteWhat a difference! Hard to imagine such a long time alone around here...
ReplyDeleteBeautiful countryside!
ReplyDeleteHere we see opposite... brown not yet GREEN.
ReplyDeleteThank you for the beautiful first picture! I can hear the wind in the field and the silence ;-)
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