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The hard rocks contrasting the "smooth" hills: I really like this picture, it captures one of the mystical landscape you can find all over GB.
But on a technical note - did you "chop" the rock in the left foreground during your crop? It looks "truncated", as it were. It draws my eye, and irritates me a little, which alloys my enjoyment of the image as a whole. I do like the clouds, but there is something a little "off" in the image, to my eye. It may be a personal bias, which I'm prepared to admit - where I grew up, yellowed grass meant drought, and drought normally meant hot, and that is something I have grown to hate. Anyway, I think I've been quite critical enough ... I admire your perseverence to get the shot, when all is said and done.
As for the rock at the bottom. Yes I did crop it, and I do like it as it is to be honest, but thank you for the criticism.
Alex