Birch, Buttercups and Gorse by durleybeachbum
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On the heath yesterday, looking down on what was Brenda's bottom field.
Sad to think she is no longer.
I posted a similar view Here as i can't decide which I like best
Comments (24)
Superb capture Andrea. God bless.
Almost looks like the beginnings of fall.
The range of colours and textures I find more interesting in this version, all in all it looks so very luscious and rich and the heath is so lovely, a fine example of the English countryside - marvellous, the way I always imagined it, thanks for sharing this, Andrea BB
I think they are both beautiful!!!!!!
A beautiful scenery shot hon.
Sorry to hear that she is gone Love the colours
absolutely wonderful scenery
Wonderful scenery.
What a beautiful view this is. I like it very much. :)
Both the views are magnificent, but I prefer the version on Flickr! :)
I like them both!!
A super shot but my preference is for the other one.
A nice country view
I just like the green and the flora of your country!
SUPERLATIVE PLACE
a lovely range of subtle colours
I like this one best the houses are less obvious.
Really like the depth and various shades of green in this restful pic, Andrea. I didn't know that Brenda had passed on.
I can't decide either; maybe you should do a pano including both? Lush and lovely, and yes, sad to think it's all going to change...
cool
I like the one on flickr. You see more of that beautiful field. It has more impact for me because the houses look like a barbarian horde about to overrun that field. How is that going btw? Are they still pushing for development?
Excellent image and view Hugs Susan
How pretty it is ... I hope they leave it be for a while, so you can enjoy it for a bit longer.
Both are beautiful photos but I like the depth and the wider view photo on FlickR.