Telivisun and innernet is gooder then reeding.~H

Very cool! I would've preferred the grass to be all studs and to contrast slightly with the serene water, but that's just personal taste.

Ah, the serenity. I like those trees, especially the one on the water. Nice SNOT work as well. I agree with what you said about breaking up the terrain (I'm guilty of doing the same thing), but it's an excellent start to your landscaping career!

I really like it. The only issue I have is the transition between the rocks and the field (I would have liked to have seen something more there). A solid 3 pointer.

Nice studless water...

Although it doesn't meet the spirit of the category, it does meet the words of the category. Therefore, you get the benefit of doubt. A lovely build, and I am especially fond of the trees. Three (3) points. Lee.

This is nice. What book is that he's reading anyways? And now we have SNOT and BURPS. What's next, PUKE?

Superb scenery...

Beautiful Landscaping. To get the more serene peacful picture though I think you should add a couple of bunnies http://www.bricklink.com/search.asp?q=rabbit Nothing screams spring like frolicing bunnys

Awesome! I love the cliff, and the trees are just great!

3 points, Dennis. I like the "juxtaposing" idea of the tree in the water, but there's no shoring or rippling around it. It wouldn't be a problem, but you did it for the river bank, so the tree just seems... put over there as an afterthought. Far more than I can do, anyway.

Nice place and excellent job!

Great landscaping Dennis, I like the water transitioning to the beach.

Excellent job, I especially like the transition to grass from water.

Why, nothing's wrong with BURPS, or burps for that matter. I used BURPS all the time in Glomshire Knights (and I burp all the time if I drink too much soda) -- I just wanted to see how I'd do without using a BURP as base material.

Why, nothing's wrong with BURPS, or burps for that matter. I used BURPS all the time in Glomshire Knights (and I burp all the time if I drink too much soda) -- I just wanted to see how I'd do without using a BURP as base material.

Very nice, I wish I could have built something this big for the "Landscape" category... compared to this, mine's pretty small...

What is this "book" thing of which you speak? ~ Chris.

Nice work! The water transition is really good looking as is the cliff. Good luck with the judges.

What's wrong with BURPS? Nice place to catch some letters. see ya. garth

Nice! I've spent 2 days on a castle for the contest, but I honestly think there are some much better ones, including this. Good luck!

Wow! Great transition between water, low ground, and high ground! Nice rock work!