Jordan wine estate ......

one of our favourites.

[PhylM-S]

Beautiful scene. And the depth you got here! Perfect with the foreground of flowers.

[Carole G]

Beautiful. I envy you all the grapes around you. We have the agapanthus but sadly all the grapes are being torn out and replaced with housing here

[Margo]

you have many wonderful ideas for capturing those beautiful hills fav

[Connie Little]

Beautiful scene. Looks like the agapanthus grow well there too.

[Valerie Chesney]

Such gorgeous scenery & those mountains are super.

[Anne]

Super shot Diana, love the splash of colour in the foreground

[Joan Robillard]

Beautiful scene

[sally agnew]

A beautiful scene :)

[Lou Ann]

What a gorgeous scene. Love the flowers in the foreground!

[Lynda McG]

Stunning scene- fav!

[Henri Russell]

Nice composition.

[Rick]

Very thing is lovely and green, given the news reports, I would have expected withered vineyards and brown crops, due to the drought.

[Elisabeth Sæter]

Nice shot

[Carole Sandford]

Beautiful! Love the agapanthus ( I think) in the foreground.

[Suzanne]

I was just thinking the same as Carole!

[Milanie]

What a lovely view you've captured.

[Rick]

Awesome capture.

[Diana]

@elatedpixie @yorkshirekiwi @777margo @littleconnie @happysnaps @365anne @joansmor @hermann @louannwarren @lyndamcg @henrir @vstrom @elisasaeter @carole_sandford @suzanne234 @milaniet @rickster549 Thanks for the lovely comments, fav's and putting it on the TP. Very much appreciated.

[Diana]

@vstrom The vineyards and farms all have bore holes or dams Rick. The rest of the country and private gardens are turning browner by the day. We have to buy well water to keep out pool topped up and water the odd flower. The lawn is a brown carpet :-(

[Diana]

@littleconnie They grow in abundance here Connie, but do not look as good as they normally do. They seem very hardy and waterwise.

[Christine]

Lovely capture