Also our country.

My guest is that underneath the plastic sheeds tulip bulbs are growing. (Lets hope so)

[Ann H. LeFevre]

I know some people don't like the turbines, but I think they look cool and once the flowers start coming up this view will look really nice!

[Lesley]

I do like turbines. I’m always happy to see one, let alone a field of them. I hope they are tulips too. I love tulips.

[Kathy]

The plastic acts as leading lines. My eyes zoom along the plastic to the row of trees, being stopped at the turbines on the way.

[KWind]

I can't wait to see the tulips!!

[Bill]

I agree with Kathy. The leading lines are good. I also hope that these are tulips which will fill the fields and that you will share that beauty with us.

[moni kozi]

Amazing

[moni kozi]

I wonder what's wrong with turbines...

[Netkonnexion]

Interesting shot... I love the windmills in the background. I think those are a great think and part of our hope for the future. There is more to this image than the hope of tulips - which is a lovely idea too.

[Beryl Lloyd]

Love the capture of the giant turbines in the distance while the tulip bulbs are encouraged to grow underneath the plastic sheeting !

[Diana]

I hope so too, it will be fabulous to see.

[Margo]

Cant wait to see!!

[Dione Giorgio]

Beautiful view. Looking forward to see those fields full of tulips blossoming.

[Kitty Hawke]

Excellent.......and so many wind turbines.....

[Esther Rosenberg]

oh interesting why to have plastic as coverage. Great farmland shot.

[Merrelyn]

I'm looking forward to seeing them in bloom :)

[mittens (Marilyn)]

Lovely shot. They are going to look beautiful when they bloom.

[Nina Ganci]

Fantastic capture, moody sky, turbines and mystery under wraps. Love it

[Fisher Family]

A nice viewpoint. Looking forward to seeing the tulips when they flower!

Ian

[bkb in the city]

Nice shot

[Yoland]

Interesting pic, nice pov. I can wait to see your tulip pics:)

[bruni]

We'll find out soon enough.

[Bep]

Plastic, windmolens...not my 'cup of tea...'