Winter in Nepal is a time when you can see bright yellow mustard fields. The eye-catching, vivid colour reminds me so much of the bright colours you see everywhere here. This particular mustard field had a cactus with yellow flowers and spooky, dramatic spider webs. Fantastic!
For more interpretations of yellow – this week’s photo challenge.
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Great PIctures!! 🙂
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Thanks! I’m digging around to find my pictures of harvested mustard seeds…but I can’t find them!
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🙂 I hope you find them soon, so we can watch them!!
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I remember seeing mustard plants in Greece many years ago, so I enjoyed seeing these again. Beautiful.
janet
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Thank you!
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