Sorghum Fields of Bryantown and Other Natural Things

Bryantown Sorghum Fields, and Other Interesting Features My friend Ralf contacted me about 3 weeks ago to inform me that his sorghum fields were in full yellow color. It was about a week later that I finally drove over to Bryantown to see what colors I could capture. I arrived very early at around sunrise, so I could have flexibility with the natural lighting. Well, in that one-week period, the sorghum tops had started changing into their bronze colors, which is also nice, but most of the yellows were fading. I was still able to get some nice video captures in the process of doing my crop duster thing over the fields. Ralph came over and we talked about our visits to Italy. Because it was still early, I drove a couple miles further and found two additional natural elements that was worth capturing. One was a rocky stream, and the other was a nice colorful sunrise, over very greens fields. Then I remembered that “This Old House” was also very close, and I wondered if it was still standing. It was still there, and it was still very much the ruler of the middle of nothing! Music for video: “Glanta”, by Strom “Gelatin Nature”, by Ooyy “Always Been You”, by Dylan Sitts Wide/4k