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Set-aside strip of field poppies along side the wheat crop in Newton
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Fabulous. Poppies are such beautiful flowers.
Thanks. Yes and nothing better than bright red fields full of them!
Newton? In England? I was born and raised in Newton, Iowa!
Yes … just down the road from Cambridge (UK obviously). Coincidence!
A fabulous set of shots and I can’t imagine a better title!
Cheers Tina. I know that I have a tendency to cheesy or newspaper-style titles. 😉
LOVE! Esp. that red-hot field of poppies.
The best, yes! I think that every year there is one field around here sown with wild poppies … you just have to find it.
All the poppies are gorgeous, I especially love seeing fields of poppies, luckily they are quite a common sight here.
How lovely! Does that mean that the fields aren’t sprayed with so many chemicals?
Some
Nobody can resist poppies. Gorgeous.
Certainly not me!