¡Me hice fotos en un campo de girasoles!✨
Puedo decir con satisfacción que la primera meta de enero en cuanto a caprichos está cumplida! 🙃
Hace un par de años atrás ví por las redes los girasoles del turem en el estado portuguesa, y pensé: en cualquier época de vacaciones vamos... 😅 Han pasado como 2 años.
Unos meses atrás íbamos en la Autopista por la ARC y me di cuenta de un sembrarío de girasoles en la vía. A pocos minutos de mi casa, Y pensé: en cualquier momento le digo a mi esposo que se pare aquí para sacar unas fotos.
Para el momento no había ninguna información en las redes, por lo que pensé que probablemente era privado. Finalizando diciembre empeze a ver videos y fotos del lugar, era público y lo chimbo es que algunas personas no estaban cuidando el sitio y arrancaban las flores, entonces le dije a mi esposo: Llévame antes vuelvan eso un desastre o lo pongan privado y ya no podamos entrar. Y el día llegó...
El no tenía idea de para donde me estaba llevando, pero yo si, y era lo importante. Cuándo llegamos al lugar, todo estaba CHAMUSCADO... no había un solo girasol vivo. 😅🤡
Cuándo casi nos devolvemos, le preguntamos a un sr de la zona y nos dijo que los girasoles vivos estaban en la pata de la montaña. Y 😏 allá fuimos a parar los pies.
Era pleno medio día, pero no importaba, el salir tostados y empolvados del lugar era una experiencia que quería disfrutar!
Conseguimos el campo de las flores más bonitas y vivas y empezamos a caminar y a sacar tantas fotos como pudimos.
Los girasoles estaban algo marchitos porque ya casi está pasando su época, además que no tienen sistema de riego y no ha llovido, entonces he ahí su condición.
Sin embargo, pese a todo, eran una belleza... 🌻
Aunque las fotos las hicimos en pleno 12 del día cuando la luz es terrible para las fotos, las amé toditas...
Dichosamente no tuve que ir al turem para hacerme unas fotos lindas con girasoles. Sin duda ésta será una experiencia que quiero volver a repetir cuando venga de nuevo el próximo cultivo! 🌻✨
I took photos in a field of sunflowers!✨
I can happily say that my first goal for January in terms of whims has been achieved! 🙃
A couple of years ago, I saw photos of the sunflowers in Turem, Portuguesa state, on social media, and I thought: we'll go there on vacation sometime... 😅 Two years have gone by.
A few months ago, we were driving on the ARC highway and I noticed a field of sunflowers by the road. It was just a few minutes from my house, and I thought: I'll ask my husband to stop here so I can take some photos.
At the time, there was no information on social media, so I thought it was probably private property. At the end of December, I started seeing videos and photos of the place. It was public, but the problem was that some people weren't taking care of the site and were picking the flowers, so I told my husband: Take me there before they turn it into a disaster or make it private and we can't get in anymore. And the day came...
He had no idea where he was taking me, but I did, and that was what mattered. When we got there, everything was BURNT... there wasn't a single sunflower left alive. 😅🤡
When we were about to turn back, we asked a local man and he told us that the living sunflowers were at the foot of the mountain. And 😏 that's where we ended up.
It was midday, but it didn't matter, coming out of there sunburnt and dusty was an experience I wanted to enjoy!
We found the field with the most beautiful and vibrant flowers and started walking and taking as many photos as we could.
The sunflowers were a little wilted because their season was almost over, plus they don't have an irrigation system and it hadn't rained, so that's why they were in that condition.
However, despite everything, they were beautiful... 🌻
Even though we took the photos at noon when the light is terrible for photos, I loved them all...
Luckily, I didn't have to go to the turem to take some nice photos with sunflowers. This will definitely be an experience I want to repeat when the next crop comes around! 🌻✨
