Standing Again

 The typhoon on June 19th flattened the corn.
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 Almost uprooted it.

Two days after being knocked down, the corn is almost standing up straight again. (The crows didn't bother this corn field. Maybe they didn't want to pick on something beaten down to the ground.)

These photos were taken with a Panasonic Lumix 10x.

Today's Setting Sun

 Gorgeous sunset out there. No crows, though. And no bats. Something on the horizon?

The Morning After the Typhoon

 Mt. Fuji looked like this.

I could see the damage to the corn from the roof. This is ground zero.

The corn looked like this before the typhoon.

Yesterday, the zucchini in another farmer's field was curved.

Today, it's twisted.

His corn is a little bent, but still standing.

Our vegetable stand is open today.

Cucumbers, tomatoes, potatoes, green beans, carrots and onions made it to the shelves. Bags of edamame, too. Some of their stalks were flattened and muddied.

A little more damage in the next post.

These photos were taken with a Panasonic Lumix 10x.

A Little Typhoon Damage

The tree farm suffered the most. This is only half of the damage.

One of those "disposable" umbrellas in satsuma imo, taro.

Two at the foot of a mailbox.

This shop expected more water.

Up under the shop's awning, Mrs. Starling is safe at home.

These photos were taken with a Panasonic Lumix 10x.