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Jun 28, 2009 18:43
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liz_lowlife
June 28 2009, 17:53:14 UTC
Are they poppies?!
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hazeii
June 28 2009, 23:47:37 UTC
Yup (Dyke road in background). That red might look like photoshop fakery but it's not, the real thing is socks-off.
Insane blue fields of flax below Chanctonbury too right now.
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liz_lowlife
June 28 2009, 23:59:25 UTC
I was going to cycle up that way today but my bike is broken. :o(
I hope they last until it is fixed!
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hazeii
June 29 2009, 16:43:00 UTC
If not those (they only last a few days) then some other fields will be doing the bloom thing. Still, that one was the reddest ever I've seen.
I fix bikes for wine - what's wrong with it?
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incy
June 28 2009, 18:50:42 UTC
where was the photo taken?
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hazeii
June 28 2009, 23:43:46 UTC
From the footpath past a 12th century Knights Templar hangout, out the back of Devils Dyke.
Specifically, from the Sussex border path about 1/2 mile along from Saddlescombe (NT). TQ277113,
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hazeii
June 29 2009, 16:47:07 UTC
Blimey, I took a look at
your calendar
, I better get organised to have any hope of making it this year (plan: grab camera and credit card, point bicycle south, pedal for a while).
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eviltemptress69
June 29 2009, 19:07:02 UTC
Wow! That is absolutely breathtaking! I'd love to be there.
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hazeii
July 2 2009, 11:17:50 UTC
Rode past it again yesterday; thing is, poppies only last a brief time, seems I seized just the right moment. Still impressive, even fading.
The local hills change in moments this time of year; today (or was it yesterday?) the breathtakers were blue flax and yellow oilseed.
And very green all year around!
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eviltemptress69
July 3 2009, 20:53:09 UTC
It's just like the ocean. Ever changing, but always seeming to be beautiful.
I'm so jealous of the weather - here it just gets bitterly cold, and of course green turns into brown with death, and then white with snow.
Always quite the cycle out here.
How are things up your way?
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hazeii
July 9 2009, 20:25:16 UTC
I guess, what it is about British weather is, is it rarely gets extreme, it rarely gets predictable. Rarely that bad, rarely that good.
And you're talking like it's the end of summer already.
I'm happy grabbing these moments, these few months in the sun.
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hazeii
July 1 2009, 02:14:14 UTC
Red/Green colour blind, per chance?
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Insane blue fields of flax below Chanctonbury too right now.
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I hope they last until it is fixed!
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I fix bikes for wine - what's wrong with it?
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Specifically, from the Sussex border path about 1/2 mile along from Saddlescombe (NT). TQ277113,
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The local hills change in moments this time of year; today (or was it yesterday?) the breathtakers were blue flax and yellow oilseed.
And very green all year around!
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I'm so jealous of the weather - here it just gets bitterly cold, and of course green turns into brown with death, and then white with snow.
Always quite the cycle out here.
How are things up your way?
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And you're talking like it's the end of summer already.
I'm happy grabbing these moments, these few months in the sun.
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