Overberg

That farm tucked away behind the canola on the left, shows the scale of these vast fields.

[moni kozi]

Superb!

[Bep]

Gorgeous panorama.

[Esther Rosenberg]

Enormous fields! does that farmer own those fields around him?

[Lou Ann]

Such an amazing farmscape.

[katy]

Beautiful broad swatches of color. I had no idea of the enormity of those fields until you put that farm in there for the scale!

[Mags]

Gorgeous! What are they growing in the green fields?

[Lisa Savill]

It really does! What a beautiful scene. Nicely captured.

[mittens (Marilyn)]

Beautiful colors and layers.

[tony gig]

Amazing...fav

[Susan Wakely]

Great view.

[Carolinesdreams]

Massive! Is it only always canola they grow there?

[Poppo Livy]

The canola dominates

[Bill]

Such a pretty sight.

[LManning (Laura)]

Wow! Breathtaking.

[Rick]

The yellow really stands out against the greens and blue skies. Awesome capture.

[Diana]

@monikozi @gijsje @dutchothotmailcom @louannwarren @grammyn @marlboromaam @lisasavill @mittens @tonygig @wakelys @carolinesdreams @terryliv @cwbill @ljmanning @rickster549 Thanks for the lovely comments and favs, they are very much appreciated.

[Diana]

@dutchothotmailcom Yes Esther, and maybe quite a few more ;-) @marlboromaam Wheat Mags :-
@carolinesdreams This time of the year yes Caroline. The green crop is wheat, there are two crops a year. I am not sure what they grow once the canola is harvested :-)

[Ann H. LeFevre]

Beautiful view- your comment reminds me of how my son and I felt looking at the farms in Nebraska, Kansas and Colorado- the fields seemed to go on for miles and then you'd see just a little bit of a roof indicating that a farmer actually lived there.

[Diana]

@olivetreeann Thanks Ann, I can imagine what it looks like in your country which is so much bigger that ours :-)