Abit unsure of this one but i love Norfolk and any painting of Norfolk gets me . by dennis roberts

Stunning sky again Dennis. Like the light blue on the horizon and the flock of birds. Another beauty.

Thanks Andre as I say I hesitated to put it on but I'm glad I did now you have commented thank you.

This is a beautiful sky in what looks like Holland? Lovely, Dennis. PS Thank you for your comment!

I too think it's worth the gallery Dennis

Yes Dennis new levels all the time amazing

Gorgeous painting Dennis, superb light and sky.

We'll I'm pretty sure about this one - it's a cracker, Dennis! Love the subtle layers of hues that give the sky that wonderful atmospheric content. Superb work!

It is definitely worth a place in your gallery Dennis - superb image. I don't know Norfolk at all, but this painting makes a visit very appealing.

Thanks to everyone for some great comments , and yes Michael when I looked this morning I could see immediately what you mean , I need to strengthen the mill , I was blind to it last night but after a gap I can see it , that&#39;s why I correct many of my pictures later .<br /><br /> Julie Norfolk has a rugged sometimes desolate Beauty , its unique and has wonderful big skies because its flat , its well worth a visit especially North Norfolk coastal area <br />Thanks again all.

A cracking sky Dennis, good of you to post the photo to show us how you have developed things. You produce such a lot of work that we forget the thought and effort you put into them. Look forward to many more in the New year. Have a great Christmas.

Sky gorgeous as always Dennis love the birds too.

Smashing work and all been said above, now I have seen the photo that gave you the idea.

Another wonderful sky The windmill and birds just add the atmosphere of Norfolk

I have improved the mill I have sharpened it and made the the sails white , I did this on the advice of Michael trask and I thank him for it .

Love your Norfolk scenes Dennis....and would they be crows flying across that gorgeous sky.

Hi and thank you Fiona well you know I love crows but they rarely fly as a group there close relatives Rooks however do , you can tell the difference as Rooks have no feathers at the base of the beak.<br />I love them all though and I especially love your lino cuts of them Fiona . Thank you again for you kind comments.

Dennis, I learnt a very easy way of telling Crows from Rooks, a saying that goes;<br />&quot;If you see a Rook on it&#39;s own, it&#39;s a Crow!&quot; ......lol

True Fiona very true thank you.

It&#39;s been said. The sky is definitely just right for Norfolk.