HFF from the fence & the sheep

So do I Nick...it´s a soft and wonderful contrast to the field...I like the fence leaving into nowhere :)
HFF....enjoy your upcoming weekend!

Good, I'm glad that you also like this view Tanja ~ The fence seems to keep the sheep in their field, so it must lead down the hill to the other fence (Of course I have inside knowledge) ~~~ Hanwe

Beautiful landscape and a lovely capture Nick,
HFF and a nice weekend

Thank you Roger ~~~ Hanwe

What a beautiful landscape, Nick.

Thanks Dani. Did you notice that I've found you more information about St James Church?

Yes, Nick, only I had problems with Ipernity, I could not open it. now it's ok. Thanks again. Cheers,Dany

I'm glad that all is working well for you again ow Dany

A lovely scene.. Nick... my kind of walking country.....have a ''HFF'' and good weekend too...
Cheers from David J'

Hi David ~ Thanks for your good wishes and compliments ~ Best wishes ~ Hanwe

Dear Nick! wow!! this is lovely! Those hills look as though they have green carpet installed. :) and the little lone sheep adds a lot to the view ! a great POV my friend, well done. have a great weekend. hugs, Sarah

Hi dear Sarah, they would take a lot of hoovering and would be less tasty to the sheep :)))
Thanks for your great compliments ~ All the best to you & Mr O ~ hugs ~ Hanwe

Beautiful landscape image Nick.
HFF and a nice weekend.

Thanks Jaap ~ Hanwe

un beau paysage tout doux !!

Merci beaucoup

Another one of my walks Nick :)
A lovely shot and you managed to get a sheep in the picture as well.
HFF and wish you a good weekend ~ Rosa.

Thought that it might be Rosa :) Have a lovely weekend ~~~

HFF, have a fine weekend

Thank you ~ Haanwe 2

Soft rolling hills, it's lovely indeed! HFF, Nick!

Thank you, I'm pleased that you have enjoyed this scene ~ Hanwe

Gentle English undulations.
HFF and have a good weekend, Nick

I'm very fond of undulations and Wiltshire has many of them :) xxx

A wonderful countryside!
HFF and nice weekend!

Thanks Peter ~ Hanwe

Hi Nick

I really like this nice peaceful countryside.

Best Wishes, HFF, and a good weekend
Peter

Hi Peter, this picture doesn't really do the rolling hills justice they are much more beautiful in real life ~ peaceful though it certainly is.

All the best ~~~ Nick

Love the little sheep which probably would like to cross it.... HFF Nick.

I expect that you are right ~~~ the grass is always greener the other side of the fence

A very sexy curve my friend. Love the sheep and fence too. Well done.

Belated HFF, enjoy this sunny weekend. Herb

Mother nature has it all herb :))) I wish you a good Sunday

A wonderful shot.

& a wonderful spot

It is, Nick. I went walking not that far from here (The Deverills) with a history group from uni. We were looking for Egbert's Stone, where Alred rallied the troops before defeating the Danes at the Battle of Eddington (A long story; I can tell you more if you are interested). We found it in the churchard at Kingston Deverill (hence the name, probably) but it seems it had been on the top of the hill at one time as a dolmen. It was probably already in the valley by Alfred's time as he needed to rally his troops in secret. Egbert was his grandfather and a Bretwalda.
Here endeth the (history) lesson!

I think that we have touched upon this subject years ago on Pano Andy. I lived in Heytesbury for a couple years many moons ago, and would drive through the Deverills on my way to Shaftesbury

This landscape reminds me to the hills I have seen 1989 in Dorset:

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