Seriously beautiful visuals

This brings back memories of where I grew up about an hour north of the area in Sonoma County in the Mendocino grape growing region. The grape vineyards are so beautiful when they leaf out and get the fruit set. One beautiful scene though is in the spring when the mustard plants bloom and a mist of yellow is over the vineyard among the green of the grapes. Also grape vines are covered in dry bark that is always shedding and would easily catch on fire especially with the wind generated by the fire as it consumes the dry bark. The smudge pots are fueled by diesel oil so getting black from the smoke is common. The high schoolers, my classmates would be out all night lighting and refilling the pots and then refilling them one last time before coming into school and getting their homework assignments, going home and sleeping and begin all over again around 10 PM. One year this cold snap went on for a month as did the students. Waking up in the neighborhood during these times made one feel like they were in the middle of a busy airport with the wind machine turbines going. The most beautiful part of these apart from the visuals was the traditions followed by the patriarch and his son leading the family. It was a time of change but the traditions lived on with a non-Mexican son-in-law. Sure the father was a putist but his father and daughter shot that down finally. This movie was way above the movies touted as the best romance like Casablanca (couldn't stand it!) or beautiful visuals like the one made by Robin Williams that was like a Monet painting. Between the redwoods and the vineyards this was one stunning movie.