The old watch Inn

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They look much better

If you haven't merged the lines with the green, they might look even better if the black/dark green is just a tad less contrasty with the lighter parts... I think. At the moment there's far more contrast in the pine needle texture than there is between the tiles on the roofs and the cracks between them, or in the thickness of the lines defining each of the stones of the ruined walls. Maybe use a mixture of oranges and not quite such dark greens instead of the black in those trees? (a dull orange like the cones and bark).

(If I'm getting annoying just slap me!)

Thanks again for your comments and for your help !
As I had to merge the trees layers, I could not work on those as suggested. I tried to diminish the contrast between the sunny side and the shadows, without losing too much of their colors (but they were very bright anyway....) Tell me if it's better ?