Living With the Land Photos

[ellie]

We really enjoy this attraction. It is great after a hectic dash round the park, as it is cool and you get to sit for a while. Amazingly informative, too.

Shades of school dinners - tapioca pudding? (picture 3 - cassava)

Look at the size of those brussel sprouts!<:wink

[ellie]

Seeing the different methods of cultivation is always fascinating. Those are swathes of tomatoes in the fourth picture.

[ellie]

Some more photos of different cultivation techniques. Can you believe those brussel sprouts are hanging in the air?

[pbensur]

This attraction never ceases to amaze me no matter how often I ride it. And one time, late in the day, my kids insisted on going on it again and again. There was no line and after about 3 times, our guide just told us all to stay put and he'd take us through as many times as we wanted! I just love seeing these futuristic methods of growing fruits and veggies but especially seeing plants that I've never seen before. There's so much to take in that you have to go on more than once - you'll spot different things every time.

[Mary and Colin]

This attraction never ceases to amaze me no matter how often I ride it. And one time, late in the day, my kids insisted on going on it again and again. There was no line and after about 3 times, our guide just told us all to stay put and he'd take us through as many times as we wanted! I just love seeing these futuristic methods of growing fruits and veggies but especially seeing plants that I've never seen before. There's so much to take in that you have to go on more than once - you'll spot different things every time.

Have to agree Patty everytime we go on we see something different. Even listening to the guide you hear different things.
I love the plants that are growing in Mickey shapes as well <:cool
The egg plant always sticks in our minds from the very first visit because my son was looking for eggs. <:lol he was young.
Mary
P.s. lovely photos Ellie