Obviously these honeycomb structures are some kind of greenhouse. I don’t know how they work since they are open on the ground and open to the top. I also don’t know for what kind of crop. The bad news is: it is a kind of synthetic material or plastic. The good news is: the material is usually rolled up when no longer needed and brought out again the year after.
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Demeter, the goddess of harvest and agriculture, crops, grains, food, and fertility. When the fields are prepared in spring, everything is ready for renewed sowing, growing, and harvesting. Square #11 in May: Renew
An appeal to not let your dogs poop uncontrolled. Particularly not in fields where food is grown.
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Heavy traffic on the field
Fun in the field (a few years ago)
Quiet in the field
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I couldn’t make up my mind. So this is #1 for today’s Six Word Saturday.
The fields of the Rhine Valley are very fertile. Asparagus and strawberries are amongst the crops that are cultivated.
Trailer at the wine walk in Bad Soden.
Garden tools waiting for the next gardening project
He is also waiting for his next task.
Gott bless our hard work and the willingness of Mother Earth.
Cee’s Midweek Madness Challenge: February Pick a Topic from My Photo.
This wayside shrine is called Kalter Herrgott (Cold Lord). It is found near the village of Ritschweier in the Odenwald, Germany, on the brow of a hill where cold winds blow.
The barren looks of the fields after the harvest point towards the autumn
even though it is still hot.
With the wind blowing over the stubbles, autumn isn’t far away anymore:
Wenn der Wind über die Stoppelfelder weht, ist der Herbst nicht mehr fern.
Cee’s Black & White Photo Challenge had an open topic this week. Mine was After the Harvest.
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