En route from Seven Devils we crossed hills and mountains and emptied, rather startlingly, into agricultural plain. These are either mustard or canola. Can you help us out?
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A photojournalistic log of Scott and Amy's trip to Oregon, Idaho and Washington in the summer of 2007.
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- On To North Cascades
- We Came, We Saw, It Rained, We Hunted Futilely for...
- File This Under ‘Glad We Did It; Won’t Likely Do I...
- How Scott Rationalized Dragging Us Out Of the Wild...
- If You’ve Ever Drunk A Bottle Of ‘Pure Glacier Wat...
- Mount Rainier
- The Flood
- This Isn't So Bad
- The Mountain Is Out Today
- On to Yakima
- Lello Flowers
- Our Ride
- Proof
- Amy’s Hat
- Finding a Tent Site on a Busy Friday Night
- One Day, Four Scenic Roads
- Getting Clean the Hard Way
- Distance and Perspective
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2 comments:
Your photo looks a lot like this photo from Wikipedia of a canola field in New South Wales.
Actually, according to Wikipedia, canola is a trademark name for rapeseed (yes, r-a-p-e-s-e-e-d.)
I think that the proper scientific name for these plants is "yellow flowers".
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