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Lovely Shaggy Horse

by Ian Downing

Feeding on commons land this lovely shaggy horse was happy to pose for me

A Brooding Sky and Three Winter Trees

by Ian Downing

The late afternoon sun casts its last rays as a brooding winter sky hangs over the landscape

Autumn Trees In An Arable Field

by Ian Downing

Autumn Trees In An Arable Field

Castlerigg Stone Circle

by David Perry

Field Of Poppies

by Ian Downing

A rapeseed field full of bright red poppies

Sheep Feeding

by Ian Downing

A pair of woolly sheep enjoying a good feed

Chestnut Horse

by Ian Downing

A lovely young chestnut horse waiting for some food

Big Brother And little Brother

by Ian Downing

A stunted tree looks up at its two neighbours all dark branches in the winter sun

Meadow Flowers (2)

by Helen Wallbridge

A carpet of meadow flowers at the Eden Project in Cornwall.

Gate

by Jonathan Brennan

A country gate

Field of Golden Wheat

by Helen Wallbridge

Golden wheat (or barley?) soon to be harvested.

Making Silage (2)

by Helen Wallbridge

This is the second of a series of photos showing the process of making silage (which will be stored then used by the farmer to feed his cattle during the winter months). This shows the grass being raked up into the baler which forms it into large round bales of hay).

Making Silage (1)

by Helen Wallbridge

The first in a series of photos showing the process of making silage (this is then used in the winter months as fodder for the farmer's cattle).   Can be used as a background image for a Harvest Hymn.

Early morning flight

by Doug Burke

"And I will give you peace in the land, and you shall lie down, and none shall make you afraid," Lev 26.6

New crops growth

by Helen Wallbridge

A new crop springing to life (taken in October) - the seeds having been planted after the previous crop was harvested during the summer.

Fairfield Church

by Kevin Miles

Image of St Thomas a Beckett Church, Fairfield, Romney Marsh in Kent.

Making Silage (5)

by Helen Wallbridge

The 5th image in a series showing silage being made. Silage is made from cut grass which has been left to dry in the sun (hay), it's then baled up, wrapped in plastic, stored, then used during the winter months to feed the farm animals when there isn't much grass around. This pho…

Making Silage (4)

by Helen Wallbridge

This is the fourth in a series of photos showing the process of making silage (the farmer stores this then it's used as fodder for his cattle during the winter months). Here, the round hay bale has been scooped up onto the bale-wrapper machine, and as the tractor moves along, the…