The weather is so changeable these last few weeks. From frozen fog and snow to glorious days like this one, no two days in a row are the same.Skywatch homepage is here.
What I found at my feet on that walk is here.
Thursday, January 29, 2009
Hopline Sky View
After the hop harvest was completed a few months ago, there were lots of bits of twine remaining on the trellises.
The weather is so changeable these last few weeks. From frozen fog and snow to glorious days like this one, no two days in a row are the same.
Skywatch homepage is here.
What I found at my feet on that walk is here.
The weather is so changeable these last few weeks. From frozen fog and snow to glorious days like this one, no two days in a row are the same.Skywatch homepage is here.
What I found at my feet on that walk is here.
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7 comments:
i really don't get harvesting, i guess, because i don't understand why twine is up in the sky.
my ancestors would be so displeased.
Sorry, Holly. I fixed the post a bit with a link to a post showing the workers in the hopyard before harvest. The hops grow up the twines from the ground to the top of the trellis. When theya re harvested, some of the twine remains.
You should have saved it for an Odd Shot!!
I don't know, but it's the same here in Belgium. Fog or blue sky !
Ah winter .. always such a changeable mood season ... and that is one cloudless sky
I remember the first time we drove through the Yakima Valley and saw hops. We had no idea what they were at first. Now I have some growing up a light pole for decoration!
We have blue skies too! In fact, I posted a new post but I can't comment on any. This is the first one I ahve gotten a box to leave a comment. Hopefully it will go thru. Makes me mad now that I got the old computer working that many of th blogs I visit, I can't leave a comment. This shoudl go through as ther is a box I am writing in, unlike the others. O! I can also post to malyss in France. . .
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