March Madness

My get pushed this week from Mary: For your challenge, my eyes fell this morning on the words "March Madness" which here in the U.S. means the NCAA Collegiate Basketball Tournament about to start this week. I'd like to see your interpretation of the words "March Madness."

I had never heard of this in the sporting sense. I don't think it's a big thing here either in the UK. So I decided on a more broader interpretation. What is a typical March activity here in North West Wales? It drives the farmers mad with long days and sleepness nights... The lambing season!

I had a totally different image in mind. One where the sun shines, with lots of sheep and lambs in the field and the lambs jumping like mad. But the weather didn't cooperate at all.

[Saxa van Eijnsbergen]

@mcsiegle here an attempt :-) Have another idea in my head, but have a busy weekend ahead, we'll see.

[Beryl Lloyd]

I love it Saxa ! March madness indeed ! love the idea of Baa baa ,here and baa baa there , baa baa everywhere ! -fav

[Anne]

Very March, but not so Mad Saxa, interesting shot!

[Kathy]

Nicely done.

[Pyrrhula]

Weer dat meewerkt ? Gelukkig is het toch een prachtige foto geworden. Fav. dus.

[Walks @ 7]

Such a better meaning for 'March Madness". Great image. Fav!

[Vera]

I like a double layer here!

[Rachel]

Brilliant double exposure.

[Mary Siegle]

I'll just repeat my comment on your other shot:

Beautiful! I'm glad you didn't try to sqeeze your interpretation of the words "March Madness" into a sports theme as that was not my intention. This is perfect!

I like seeing your Welsh interpretation.

[Mary Siegle]

Holy cow! I'm huddles here in a hotel room waiting for my turn to take a shower and looking at this on the little screen of my iPod. I didn't even notice the double exposure until I saw another person's comment. Chalk it up to not getting to bed until 3:00 am!

[Susan Klassen]

Beautiful Spring shot!

[Susan]

Really like this.