Sunday Picture Post: Green Lanes and Grain Fields

23rd June 2025 and despite the summer heat is still roasting the land, the forecast is for a most welcome strong cooling wind. Let’s kit up and catch those buses: two to take us to Brooke from whence we’ll wend our way via green lanes and farm tracks to Poringland and the bus home. It’s not a long walk, and it’s not taxing. Please join us

23rd June 2025

We’re away from the riverside pastures to where arable farming has a very long history. Two relics of a previous century πŸ”ΌπŸ”½ and another that might be well on its way ⏬

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Green lane or farmer’s track? What’s in a name when the trees are the same! πŸ”ΌπŸ”½ ⏬

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23rd June 2025

23rd June 2025

From out of the trees and onto the fields. First up, wheat πŸ”ΌπŸ”½

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Wheat above πŸ”ΌπŸ”½ canola below, and ⏬ then there’s the barley – and the clouds are gathering. Oops!

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23rd June 2025

23rd June 2025

This truly is a green lane, i.e. a lane that wasn’t metalled back in the day, but left to go it’s own green wayΒ  πŸ”ΌπŸ”½ This ash tree is another relic of a former age, being a pollard, cut high to encourage new growth (for timber) above the reach of grazing cattle

23rd June 2025

That’s it, folks. We’re off for a drink in the nearby pub while we wait for a bus to take us home.

Hope you enjoyed. We did!

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16 Responses to Sunday Picture Post: Green Lanes and Grain Fields

  1. Sadje's avatar Sadje says:

    Beautiful photos Crispina.

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  2. Violet Lentz's avatar Violet Lentz says:

    Those “tree tunnels” are so beautiful ❀️ They are drumming up visions of fairy’s or 18th century lore ..

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  3. willowdot21's avatar willowdot21 says:

    wonderful photos 😁😻😁

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  4. In Italy it’s the same thing, green fields with riping wheat. Here we’ve had scorching temperatures, 38 to 40Β° celsius for the past three weeks. I hope it rains soon. Nice shots, Crispina.

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  5. Those are really beautiful photos.

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