I’m a day late, but Jake’s Sunday Post Topic this week is Plains.
I live in tree-filled New England in the United States. The closest thing we have to “plains” are farm fields, which fits Jake’s definition wherein he discusses the importance of plains to agriculture. In New England our farm fields are smaller in area than those in the U.S. Midwest, and they always seemed to be edged by trees.
The second photo I scanned from my “shoebox.” It was taken in Pennsylvania many years ago; it is a bit closer to the “plains” of the central US than New England, in appearance as well as miles. The hazy aspect of the photo made me feel it worked better in black and white. Notice the lack of trees…
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I almost had to go to the shoebox, but didn’t even think I’d have much in there to suit. Good effort!
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In So. Florida, the highest elevation is the I-95 overpass. I miss mountains.
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Yes, I don’t really have “mountains” per se, in Mass we have “hills”. 🙂
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Thanks for sharing Sued 🙂
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