Beech Branches
These beech leaves won’t be hanging around on the branches for much longer. So I thought I’d make the most of them, while they were still up there.
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These beech leaves won’t be hanging around on the branches for much longer. So I thought I’d make the most of them, while they were still up there.
After yesterday’s unseasonably warm weather, today feels like a still, calm, eerie, November day. But perhaps that’s because … that’s what it is! Watching the fog permeate the woods it’s …
Hiding somewhere in the trees … a pheasant: its screeching call permeating the late October air.
A moment of contemplation inside the triple-aspect upper-floor room at Stokesay Castle.How many pairs of eyes have gazed out from these windows over the years?
Wonderful sunrays first thing this morning over Wenlock Edge.
There’s a new bench by the bowling green, with a lovely plaque to some lovely neighbours of ours that are no longer with us. And the view from the seat …
I had to watch where I put my feet this morning, while out walking. Didn’t want to tread on any leaves 😉 That’s quite difficult at this time of year!
Another day … but the same view … and the same misty weather. Not often that happens. (At least there’s no bonfire today as there is in the final seconds …
A tad misty this morning over the Long Mynd. But the autumnal colour is really beginning to show now.