The scarred Helderberg

after the fire last month. The Ankole cattle don't seem to mind it though.

[Babs]

The fire did a lot of damage didn't it. Hope it comes back to life soon. The cattle don't seem to be bothered.

[Beryl Lloyd]

A beautiful view and I love to see your Ankole cattle !

[Kathy A]

Nice to see it starting to grow back.

[narayani]

Impressive mountains! And impressive horns! Can’t get over the size of them…they must be so heavy to carry around…

[Bill]

Such amazing cattle and what a background.

[katy]

Wonderful shot of the cattle as they rest in front of those beautiful mountains!

[Susan Wakely]

Great view, a shame about the fires.

[Mags]

Amazing view! I'd love to get up close and personal with those rocky crags.

[vonski]

Impressive creatures

[mittens (Marilyn)]

Lovely shot and it is so beautiful there.

[Shutterbug]

Love the foreground and the background. Hopefully it will grow back better than ever. Wonderful horns on those cattle.

[Dorothy]

very impressive horns

[Ellen Bogenschutz]

Lovely scene, those horn's could put the Texas Longhorn's to shame! Hope nature recovers quickly up on those steppes.

[Jean]

Beautiful landscape! Oh those horns!

[Ann H. LeFevre]

I'm sure it will come back. I remember how surprised people in the area of Mt. Saint Helens were when they saw new growth so soon after the volcano obliterated everything. Nature can be quite amazing when it comes to renewal.

[LManning (Laura)]

Fantastic composition.

[Rick]

Love the background. Awesome capture.

[Diana]

@onewing @beryl @kjarn @narayani @cwbill @grammyn @wakelys @marlboromaam @ilovelenses @mittens @shutterbug49 @dorrie2013 @theredcamera @jernst1779 @olivetreeann @ljmanning @rickster549 Thanks for the great comments, favs and getting it on the pp. It is very much appreciated :-)