It makes the days feel all the warmer. While the temperatures haven't cooled enough to turn the leaves, the rice does it first. It's a good reminder of the coming months. But we shouldn't begin to think of winter just yet.
The stalks have drooped and the wind has furrowed lines.
It's hard work. Long ago the base of life. They keep growing it, year after year.
While I'm privy to watch the farmers fighting the yellow tide. I'm not sure its my right.
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Funny, I've been doing the same thing lately.
However, your rice fields are much more amazing than mine (they're just small rice fields in my neighborhood).
Where are those exactly?
Greetings. Thanks for the comment!
I live in the middle of Kochi. Like really in the middle. It's very countryside here.
Here is a map of where they are: http://goo.gl/maps/dSD3H
Your blog is nice. I'm going to add it to my subscriptions. I'll give it a closer look soon.
I've never been to Kochi, but I've wanted to for a long time, you make me want to go even more. I love Kagawa, but its countryside is a bit too "urbanized" at times.
Thanks for subscribing to my blog. I've been following yours for a few months now. Love it.
Cheers.
David
You should definitely come over. Kochi probably suffers similar pitfalls at times but I think the interior of Shikoku tends to be much less spoiled obviously. The mountains by Ishizuchi are pretty nice.
I'm glad to have readers. I look forward to seeing what pops up from your side of the island.
If you are ever going through Kochi. Let me know!
I definitely intend to visit Kochi at some point, and I'll definitely contact you before.
Keep on posting in the meantime. :-)
Cheers
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