Image 34992135 by laine

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The best strawberries & other produce for many generations have been grown in Redlands Shire.
Sadly many of these family owned fresh food farms are being swallowed up by development.
I wish I could have taken this on the side where the doors were but we were on our way to
a birthday dinner & thought I had better not show up at the restaurant with dusty feet & shoes.

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northstar37		17-Oct-2004 06:42
I love strawberries! I've a long wait now though...

Lori Rolfe		15-Oct-2004 10:05
Just like here Laine.... It's tougher and tougher for the small farms to stick around... I like the look of this shot from this angle, certainly obvious the season's over :-)

Guest		13-Oct-2004 19:30
I think I can feel the heat coming off that field :-) Would you trade some of your warmth for my autumn colors and frost?

Pepe Zyman		13-Oct-2004 19:20
Nice image.

Guest		13-Oct-2004 17:28
Mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm - want some bluuuuuuuuueee skyyyyyyy... :)

Dominic Kite		13-Oct-2004 12:23
Looks really nice there laine! Very warm.

Zak		13-Oct-2004 12:10
shed-tastic!

Gayle P. Clement		13-Oct-2004 04:07
It looks like it's time for a new planting. I appreciate local farmers so much. I hope that this farm continues for you to enjoy.

Stu		13-Oct-2004 02:23
This is an excellent image, Laine. Reminds me of summer ;-)

Elaine (etfitz)		13-Oct-2004 02:21
It is very lonely looking without anything growing around it.

Karen Leaf		13-Oct-2004 01:26
This is a great photo Laine-the muted colors showing a barren (at this point, anyway) field drawing straight back to the closed barn. Tells the story. Excellent.

Yvonne		13-Oct-2004 01:15
A nice but sad little hut in an empty paddock showing the effects of lack of rain and wind erosion. How many months is it since you had proper rain?

Guest		13-Oct-2004 00:59
Very nice picture, even more powerful with your explanation

jypsee		13-Oct-2004 00:59
For a moment I thought you meant Redlands, Florida...it's also a growing region that's polluting the Everglades. The fawn that is fat in my PAD today is also quite small so it may not survive the winter; which would be fine because deer up here in northern Michigan and Wisconsin are too many for the habitat...

Larry Ahern		13-Oct-2004 00:52
Looks ready for another planting.

petesie		13-Oct-2004 00:52
Sad, but true everywhere. I like the simplicity and isolation.

Argishti Khachik		13-Oct-2004 00:27
Very beautiful shot Laine! cheers

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