#634 - Batad shots for today.
Greetings on a Wednesday morning fellow Hiveans. How's your week going so far? I just finished my first day of night shift at seven today and just woke up a bit to post. I only have two weeks left as a night shift then I will change schedule next month, first week is always the transition. If incase it will not rain later and there's plenty of clouds then I might go to the river for some quick walk to exercise since I have been needing it a lot lately.
For our daily photos now we have here an empty farms in the rice terraces. They have finished harvesting already and the crop area is being prepared once again for the upcoming planting season which is usually during the summer. These shots were taken way back last year. The plantations are cared for making sure water is there and snails are removed.
Here we have a big bumble bee that's been collecting the pollens of zinia flowers. There were too kinds of the zinia plants up there in the viewing area, noticed some white and pink flowers just like these ones.
The wife following our guide who is a pastor in one of the churches here in the community. We just walked on the concrete pavements on the terraces which were installed by the locals to make ease of travel.
An angle of the rice terraces while we were still on our way going to the viewing point. This is the second time we came here to witness the beauty of this place and still unremarkable the second time around.
Another angle pf most of the terraces in this sunken garden of amphitheater like design hugging the walls of the mountains. Still in awe looking at this scene. Feels so tiny in a huge world.
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Shot taken in Ifugao, Philippines.
Image/s were shot using Panasonic Lumix ZS110. ~rex