Sunset & Cows ~ A Peaceful Ending

What a beautiful scene. I am now living in the country and am happily enjoying all the wild animals who come to visit our yard.

This place seems to have exploded with housing developments and new apartments sprouting up like weeds. So I know what you mean. While there's nothing wrong with expansion, I wonder if there will ever be any green left.

That's a really beautiful sunset. I hope they'll hold off building more apartments etc.

That is so lovely. I feel like only a person who hasn't enjoyed country living would not appreciate this. I have lived the majority of my life in the country and I love the picture.

My grandparents were cattle farmers. It's a life that I've always admired! I love farm animals, especially cows

what a beautiful scene and i said its make you calm. if i have place or can go to place like that i think im happy ?? and that's one of my bucket list of peaceful scene that i hope i can enjoy.

Nice and laid-back life. I live in Idaho and there are a lot of farmers here. It's so peaceful to drive through the rural areas here.

Letting Farmlands go off and having High rises or Condos instead of them is becoming so commonplace in Urban and Suburban areas in and around main Indian cities as well. However it's a change of a complete ecosystem. Too rapid change is detrimental to Environment, air, land and water. Yet many urban planners do not pay much heed to this fact! Long talk for that some other time. The above picture speaks by itself. Simple, calming yet so much to tell. Somehow it reminds me of my older school days when I used to play Cricket with my brother in nearby parks. Great share !!

That is a really beautiful picture that you took.

I have about a 12 mile drive from my house to where I work, and it's a straight shot along a rural road with lots of farms on both sides (both cows and crops). Most of the crops are corn right now, and before that it was pumpkins. I've noticed more and more of the cow fields are giving way to crop farms. And unfortunately, because of the explosive growth of the population here in Florida, it won't be long before all those farms and fields are nothing but houses. Our city just approved plans for a 7000+ housing development, and a neighboring town just approved plans for another 2000 homes. I don't know how all these people can afford homes right now with the interest rates and inflationary prices being as high as they are.

It's sad the farmers are selling. Lovely picture.

Been a while since I've seen a sunset like that. Plenty of red skies in the morning, though

The scenery is calm and beautiful. Farmers and agriculture is dwindling even in India because people want high rise buildings.

With so many allowed to enter the U.S. I fear beautiful scenery like that will be a thing of the past. Replaced by highways, department stores and congestion. Nature and spacious landscapes will be few and far between

I would do anything to just sit here and watch the sunset and sunrises. I wish people never sold their farms. They are so precious. I truly wish I had a little farm and a little house. I truly don’t need much to be happy.

Absolutely peaceful..and astounding photo Carol thank you. Yes the poor farmers I agree. Such a shame.

I love to see a farm with animals enjoy eating green grasses. It's scenic cool and peaceful to the bones.

What a lovely scene. We are lucky that a lot of land is tied up with nurseries. It limits the amount of new housing in the area.

That's a beautiful picture. Really scenic and serene. I am scared that with this sort of urbanization and population expansion, we would be left with no or less such farms. Land acquisition from farmers happens here too for urbanization and development.

What a peaceful scenes you said. But I can't appreciate them. It's alright. No need to reupload the photo. I understand.