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When humans look at something we find beautiful it causes dopamine release in our brains & looking at plants shifts our brain activity away from fight or flight & into rest & digest mode. A field of phacelia, Norfolk:

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Debbie kassa1 year ago

Very pretty 🤩

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Hoppo1 year ago

Phacelia is often used as a 'green manure'. They are a lovely mauve shade.

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Spunky06131 year ago

Thank you for a dose of dopamine.

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Jacey1 year ago

Gorgeous. That’s why I love Kew so much, this was today

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Kate Gwynne1 year ago

😁

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Johanne BAKER1 year ago

❤️❤️❤️❤️

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Vũ Hùng1 year ago

Nature's beauty truly nurtures our minds and souls! ����

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Dorothee Burney1 year ago

❤️❤️❤️

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Rockmusic70's1 year ago

This is wonderful ❤️❤️❤️ I fell asleep in a field like this many years ago as a little lad and woke up to find a policeman poking me to see if I was alive!! I'd been "missing" over 10 hours 😲

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Cazlar 📚💙1 year ago

Will be full of bees too 🐝💚

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