Harvesting the onions.

Drying before the picking. You could smell those are onions, Those will be sold world wide .

[Louise & Ken]

That's fabulous! I DID have luck with the potatoes I planted...well, I got enough for 2 dinners...haha! My onions set seeds that I gathered before we left home, and I'll try planting those, too, when I understand the season for them! Everything you share is an inspiration!

[Beryl Lloyd]

A wonderful scene with the rows of drying onions forming such strong lines though the field.

[Diana]

Rows and rows of them, what a huge crop!

[KoalaGardens🐨]

wow I bet you could smell them

[Dione Giorgio]

I started to laugh when I saw this. I remembered how proud I was when a dozen of onions in my garden were ready to pick up. And here are millions. It must have been a fantastic sight to take pictures of.

[Merrelyn]

Wow, that's quite a crop.

[mittens (Marilyn)]

Wow, there are a lot of onions. Great capture.

[Fisher Family]

A lovely shot, and nice to see good weather conditions to dry the onions as well - fav!

Ian

[Korcsog Károly]

Great shot! Looks like a bountiful harvest!

[Heather]

A great shot, Ferry! I love all the rows, like corduroy on the land! It would be amazing to smell them, too! Fav

[Ingrid]

Mooie rijen!

Ik groeide op in Capelle a/d IJssel, en ging vroeger heel vaak naar Rotterdam dus Rotjeknor ken ik goed. Grappig was dat toen er deze zomer 2 nachten waren, ik het nog goed kon verstaan en meespreken. We zaten ergens buiten en mijn man (limburger - kan hij zelf ook niets aan doen) en 2 kinderen (20 en 17 en niet in Nl opgegroeid) hadden moeite de ober te verstaan :)
De bouw van de Erasmus brug begon toen ik ging studeren.

[Judith Johnson]

Excellent view of the rows and rows of onions

[Kathy]

That's a hearty harvest.