You didn't actually ask for comments, but I'm going to assume you want some and give you what I feel are a few pointers. I'm by no means an accomplished landscape photographer though, so feel free to ignore my ramblings.
There's not an awful lot going on in the first shot; it's a nice enough place to shoot and there's some decent scenery, but I feel that you've not gone into the location enough or thought about what's on offer. My main criticism would be the rocky outcrop to the LHS of the frame - it's really distracting and pulls your eye to the edge of the shot. The top rock being out of focus doesn't really help that unfortunately, and while I'd suggest cropping it out you've also got a shadow cast from it, so it's going to impact on the shot regardless.
What I find interesting is the view through the 'V' of the hills about two-thirds into the shot. I'd recommend taking a mooch along the where the stream runs and see if you can get yourself into a viewpoint where you can shoot down into the valley. You've also got a nice subject right in front of you in the form of the stream trickling over those boulders, and as much of a cliché as it is, some ND action to smooth out the water would make for a nice subject.
Ultimately I think you shot that first one at the wrong time of day, but you've got a promising location and you've got the skills you need to do it justice.
The second one is the better shot (for me) but is spoilt by the wonky horizon and that car on the road. I'd much prefer to see the road empty and just carving its way through the countryside - there's lots of colour in them there hills and it would contrast wonderfully with the road and the drystone walls bordering it.
The other point I'd make about the second one is the water in the top left of the shot - it's distracting, and again pulls my eye from the focal point of the shot (the road) to the top of the frame.
Promising efforts though and a cracking location to play in.
