No fences or barbed wire

I love it you can go on the fields as there are no barriers . The only thing you need to look at is the dam in the ditches (in front). If you behave as a good visitor and do n`t damage the crops it`s no problem and you can take you pic.s.

[Beryl Lloyd]

A lovely composition with the tree in the front left echoed with the far rows of trees !

[Bep]

Helemaal eens met Beryl.

[Ann H. LeFevre]

Nice shot- I always love the tree lines on the horizon. It's nice that you have access too and people are respectful to the crops.

[mittens (Marilyn)]

beautiful shot and I love the row of trees in the background.

[Kathy]

This is a lovely time of day with the sun starting it's descent to the horizon. I like that you have access to fields. That's not done here.

[Esther Rosenberg]

Love the dutch! Beautiful row of trees and landscape

[KWind]

Wonderfully composed. Love he lines of trees off in the distance.

[Corinne C]

It certainly feels spacious and peaceful

[bruni]

Nicely taken, Ferry, I agree with Kathy. it's wonderful that you have the opportunity to go close or even into the fields to take pictures. you as people and the owner of the fields use common sense and have respect towards each other. fav.

[Diana]

Beautiful shot and wonderful composition. Here absolutely everything in fenced in or else squatters will take over.

[Denise Wood]

That would be lovely to have no fences :)

[KoalaGardens🐨]

lovely not to see them!

[Babs]

Lovely composition.

[Gosia]

Nice composition

[Dione Giorgio]

Lovely composition.

[Merrelyn]

How lovely to have no fences.

[Nina Ganci]

Terrific composition, colours and textures
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Your country is blessed not to have fences, barbed wires or telephone poles

[bkb in the city]

Very nice shot

[Margaret Brown]

Lovely open views

[Jacqueline]

Mooie lagen in deze foto!

[Fisher Family]

I like the tree in the foreground and the row of trees in the distance. You are fortunate to be able to wander into the fields (avoiding damaging the crops). Looks much nicer without fences.

Ian

[Vesna]

And landscape looks much better without fences.