WEDNESDAY WALK: ENDLESS YELLOW 😍

I've never seen SO MUCH of yellow colour in one place!
ENDLESS YELLOW!
What is it?

It's rape fields, guys!
I was so happy to know that not far from my city we've some huge rape fields, and we can go there to enjoy it absolutely free!✨

My favourite colour is violet, and I can stare at it for hours. Don't know why. Just magnets.

But when I saw this very yellow endless beaty I was in love at once!
So juicy, so bright, so fantastic endless yellow!🌟

I was just walking there and enjoying this natural picturesque views.
My son was sitting nearby on the ground and reading a book;))
My son was fighting with numerous bees and made my little photosession;)☺️

We spent there some hours, and we didn't notice this time.
When you're united with nature, time stops....It's true...

Of course, we've discovered some new facts about rape thanks to this small trip.

Rape or colza is a species of herbaceous plants of the genus Cabbage of the Cabbage or Cruciferous family. An important oilseed; the economic importance of rapeseed by the end of the 20th century increased significantly due to the fact that it began to be used to produce biodiesel.

Did you know it?

I just saw rape oil in some food, but biodiesel...Wow!

Rapeseed is grown as an oilseed and fodder crop. In winter varieties of rapeseed, the oil content of seeds reaches 50%. Rapeseed oil is used for food, in metallurgical, paint and varnish and other industries.

The value of rapeseed oil lies in the fact that it is rich in polyunsaturated fatty acids (linoleic, linolenic), which help strengthen the walls of blood vessels and lower blood cholesterol levels. In addition, like other vegetable oils, rapeseed oil is a rich source of vitamin E.

And one more important news!

Rape root secretions sanitize the soil and convert sparingly soluble phosphorus compounds into available ones. That is, rapeseed is an ideal predecessor for cereals, especially winter wheat.
So maybe soon whet will be planted there.

But now it's cool rape fields...I saw 4 of them!

And now you'll see them too💚

from the car window

people made some ways there;)

my hubby had a pause in fighting with bees:)))

I was relaxed and calm, so they didn't touch me;)