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We visited Audley End House, a beautiful mansion house in fabulous grounds, I was particularly taken with this cedar tree, as much because I had never realised these types of trees were cedars. My lack of knowledge of plant life generally is quite staggering 😉
I popped out this morning on the search for pictures of leaves. This was one of the shots I got.
I took a quick walk over the Recreation Ground in Dunmow this evening…I took a rather daft chance and went in t-shirt, shorts and camera…no coat, no bag for camera. Whilst I was only ever 15 minutes away from home it suddenly dawned on me that I may struggle to
Our regular walk through Rowney Woods included a quick walk around this field – just 2 weeks ago this was bright yellow, now the rape flowers have all been replaced by the pods that, I presume, are what the farmer will eventually harvest.
If you’ve followed this blog for any length of time you’ll know that we do enjoy Rowney Woods up in Wimbish. Today was our first visit for a few weeks, mainly due to the dreadful weather, but one thing has certianly come out of all the rain we have had
Back to Leaden Roding and this tree lined path caught my eye. It was pretty dark by the time I’d taken this 😉
As soon as my wife saw this picture she said “It’s Klimt”. I had to sneak a quick look on Google to confirm that, indeed, he did paint trees in this style 😉
We’ve been to West Wood before but not for a few months so it was nice to get out there on Monday before the weather closed in. We had lovely bright weather and the moon followed us around all day. So here’s a black and white shot of the moon
You know we have inadvertently fallen for the charms of the pylon – just check out this previous pylon post and this previous pylon post. Of course, the real subject of the following photographs weren’t the pylons, it was the electrified tree found slap bang in the middle…honest.
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