#668 - At a Flower farm in Atok.
A cloudy Monday evening fellow Hivers. It is a holiday here in the country so there's not much going on in the streets early today, the students and the government employees are on observing the holiday except for those who are working in the private sectors and are required to go to their offices and government employees that are also required like in the hospitals for example. The typhoon is still being observed in the northern part but here in the Metro, it is just clouds and a bit of small showers but no heavy rain anymore. However, there is another typhoon which will make its landfall by Wednesday so we have to brace for that one too.
Our first photo for our daily shots shows the lovely wife while we were inside a greenhouse filled with these tall beautiful pink flowers. Took this shot while the wife is looking up as if the height of the tall plant is astonishing.
Here we have a shot of the wife with these small plants bearing purple flowers. Not sure about the name of it just like the pink flowers above but they are also beautiful. The fog and clouds are still visible in the background, showing some mountains of the Cordillera.
These yellow flowers probably marigolds, correct me if I am wrong please.😁 There are an entire rows of them too in the farm. Lovely colors!
Where there's an attraction like this farm, expect it that thrives of people will also come to visit and check out the place. That's what happened here, it's not even the weekend but there are already huge volume of people from different parts of the country come here for a visit. We had to take some time before we managed go break away from this queue of people.
Another shot of the wife and this time with these orange colored flowering plants. The plants are small up to the knee level only and the flowers are like tulips in my opinion.
A part of the farm with those small plants that have purple flowers. There are numbers of visitors in this area also taking photos as memories.
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Shot taken in Atok Benguet, Philippines.
Image/s were shot using Panasonic Lumix ZS110. ~rex