7th February, we hop on a bus to Norwich to walk along the Wensum Valley and visit the little Tud. From there we head into Costessey where there are wooded hills. Please come with me…
7th February 2022
Woodland photography isn’t easy when the trees are in full leaf and the sun spears through. So much easier to see the terrain when the trees are bare or beginning to green…
7th February 2022
Trees here are mostly beech, birch, oak, hazel and chestnut, with a dash of holly
Silver Birch: 7th February 2022
Hazel Catkins: 7th February 2022
7th February 2022
7th February 2022
Beech trees grow on the wood-bank, a sign of this woodland’s great age
7th February 2022
Catkins: 7th February 2022
A very old holly: 7th February 2022
Looking towards the Tud from the edge of the woods
7th February 2022
7th February 2022
Colour… remnants of last year
7th February 2022
This is a beautiful woodland, open to the public and managed by the parish council. Here’s where I grew up, here’s where I played Robin Hood and other such adventures. Hope you enjoyed it
crispina kemp 
Thanks for sharing your playground with us. Beautiful place.
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Thank you for joining me 🙂
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My pleasure
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🙂
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I like how you can see the trees structure. It interesting how the branches bend, almost artistic 🙂
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You can see far more at this season. Later, the leaves hide all the structures
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Thank you for the romp! It’s so green. I am still getting snow! Still walking on the frozen lake.
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We get snow… occasionally. We certainly get frosts. But mostly, it’s a mild climate
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Such a different sight from what we have! Beauty abounds, Crispina.
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Yes, beauty is everywhere around us, we only need eyes to see 🙂
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I could not agree more.
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🙂 🙂 🙂
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🙂 🙂
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