A very good Sabbath morning to you Guys!
We hope you are enduring the hypocrisy of this time of year with the little "c" Christian pagan festivities. Lots of well wishing passing through sharpened teeth.
The function of being witness to all of this kind of stuff here at the end of the age is not pleasant at times but all the same necessary for a future coarse correction.
The Land is getting some additional rain in some of the better grain growing areas today as it did yesterday. In a few days we will be able to look at some new totals and get a better idea of how long of a duration these rains will last in the soils until the next event.
There is a lot of irrigation going on in every grain growing region, more so than normal due to the fact the early rains are being given by location and in proportion to ensure we have an intercalated year in the works.
When reviewing a photo of grain growing under these conditions it is important to take in the entire picture. For instance, if the grain field looks really dark green and the plants larger than most others there is a reason why. Always compare them to the surrounding location as well. If hills in view are a big contrast from the field as to winter vegetation? That is an important one.
Take a look at the first three pictures and analyze them with everything on the table as the saying goes. And always look for the obvious things like irrigation equipment etc.
Then some of our frequently visited locations. All are in their holding pattern up until this rain. This coming week we will see how it has affected them, if a growth spurt is in store or waiting until the next early winter rain to fall. Keep in mind "early" or late is all relevant to a normal or an intercalated year for the timing is separated by a Biblical month.
A couple of photos of the upper regions in the hills as well. The wild grains: oats and barley are very young in all of them if in fact even popping up yet in many locations.
And then our winter flowers speaking to us as they are still the early winter species which are some time yet before transiting into the later winter species which in fact herald in the approach of the Month of Abib. Be patient for they are a few months off yet based on current meteorological conditions.
It is a wonderful thing to have so many dedicated photographers across the Land sharing their bounty of natures beauty with us throughout the year.
Our peace we give to you!
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