Fields of Blue

I didn't add this picture because it is good. It's a terrible photo taken on a dull over cast day. I put it in because I thought you may not know about this: The paper mill at Shotton pays farmers £240 per acre to dump the residue left over from recycling news papers. The fields are blue because they are covered in blue ink. Farmers are earning vast amounts of money to pollute the land with this stuff, it looks and feels like lumps of putty, and when you walk over the fields you can smell the ink. So don't be surprised if one day you find yourself eating blue potatoes.