Red Soil Collection

Potato field, red soil and wind turbines West Cape Prince Edward Island Canada

Potato field, red soil and church Kelby Prince Edward Island, Canada

Red soil of gravel road Prince Edward Island, Canada

Potatoes and red soil, Cape Tryon, Prince Edward Island, Canada

Red soil road, Serra da Canastra landscape, Minas Gerais state, Brazil, South America

White rhinoceros (white rhino) (square-lipped rhinoceros) (Ceratotherium simum) covered with red soil, Kwazulu Natal Province, South Africa, Africa

Sunset on landscape
Sunset over Red Centre landscape of Australia

A fine African bull elephant rubs itself on a termite mound in Tsavo East National Park

Kunming Dongchuan Red Land area landscape of crop land and rolling hills

Traditional Konso village on a mountain ridge overlooking the rift valley. Inside a family compound. The Konso are living in traditional villages with compounds for each family

Soil erosion in the territory of the Konso, Rift Valley. Sorghum (millet) cassava (manioc), sunflowers and soybeans are the staple foods of the Konso and growing in companion planting on the terraces

Dry farming on terraces in the steep and mountainous territory of the Konso, Rift valley. Sorghum (millet) cassava (manioc)

Beautiful cumulus clouds and lone tree, Australia
Beautiful cumulus clouds in blue sky above red clay soil and lone tree in outback, Nullarbor Plain, South Australia, Australia

Dongchuan red soil panorama
Red soil area in Dongchuan Yunnan China

Red soil in Dongchuan
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Hongtudi, Dongchuan red soil of Yunnan, China
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Foggy morning
Hongtudi, Dongchuan red soil of Yunnan, China

Sunrise on a foggy morning
Hongtudi, Dongchuan red soil of Yunnan, China

Agriculture in Dongchuan red soil of Yunnan, China
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Panorama of Dongchuan red soil of Yunnan, China
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Kunming Dongchuan Red Land, China with crops in the red soil canola, corn

Mars and Earth
Haleakala National Park. Maui

Agricultural fields in ViAnales valley, Cuba
ViAnales is an agricultural area, where crops of fruit, vegetables, coffee and especially tobacco are grown by traditional methods. ViAnales Valley is one of the UNESCO World heritage sites in Cuba

Agricultural fields in ViAnales valley, Cuba
ViAnales is an agricultural area, where crops of fruit, vegetables, coffee and especially tobacco are grown by traditional methods. ViAnales Valley is one of the UNESCO World heritage sites in Cuba

Agricultural fields in ViAnales valley, Cuba
ViAnales is an agricultural area, where crops of fruit, vegetables, coffee and especially tobacco are grown by traditional methods. ViAnales Valley is one of the UNESCO World heritage sites in Cuba

Agricultural fields in ViAnales valley, Cuba
ViAnales is an agricultural area, where crops of fruit, vegetables, coffee and especially tobacco are grown by traditional methods. ViAnales Valley is one of the UNESCO World heritage sites in Cuba

Dog on a grass in Vinales valley, in Cuba
ViAnales is an agricultural area, where crops of fruit, vegetables, coffee and especially tobacco are grown by traditional methods. ViAnales Valley is one of the UNESCO World heritage sites in Cuba

Dog on a grass in Vinales valley, in Cuba
ViAnales is an agricultural area, where crops of fruit, vegetables, coffee and especially tobacco are grown by traditional methods. ViAnales Valley is one of the UNESCO World heritage sites in Cuba

Dog on a grass in Vinales valley, in Cuba
ViAnales is an agricultural area, where crops of fruit, vegetables, coffee and especially tobacco are grown by traditional methods. ViAnales Valley is one of the UNESCO World heritage sites in Cuba

Aguelmous village along RN9, National Route 9

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"Unearthing the Vibrant Beauty of Red Soil: From Potato Fields to Wind Turbines in West Cape, Prince Edward Island, Canada" In the picturesque potato fields of West Cape, Prince Edward Island, Canada, a striking sight awaits. Amidst the lush greenery and rolling hills stand majestic wind turbines that harness nature's power while harmonizing with the rich red soil beneath them. This captivating juxtaposition showcases both man-made ingenuity and Mother Nature's bounty. Kelby, another enchanting corner of Prince Edward Island, boasts not only a charming church but also an awe-inspiring display of red soil. As if touched by an artist's brushstroke, this vibrant earth adds depth and character to the serene surroundings, and is a testament to how even something as simple as soil can become an integral part of a community's identity. Venturing further into Prince Edward Island reveals yet more wonders hidden within its landscapes. Along gravel roads lined with towering trees lies a mesmerizing stretch where red soil dominates every inch. Here, one cannot help but be captivated by the raw beauty that emerges from such humble origins. Cape Tryon presents yet another breathtaking scene where potatoes thrive amidst crimson-hued earth. The resilient crops find solace in this unique environment as they grow alongside their faithful companion – red soil. Together they create a symphony of colors that paint an unforgettable picture against the backdrop of coastal cliffs and crashing waves. Beyond Canadian borders lie other regions blessed with this extraordinary phenomenon known as red soil. In Kunming Dongchuan Red Land area in China, vast expanses of crop land and rolling hills are adorned with layers upon layers of vividly colored earth. A true masterpiece crafted by time itself. Traveling even further brings us to traditional Konso villages perched on mountain ridges overlooking Rift Valley in Ethiopia. Within these ancient compounds lies evidence of both struggle and resilience against harsh elements like erosion caused by the very soil they depend on.