Oakdapple

[cmcmck]

Remember that composite word from yesterday?

These are  the pics that put it in my head. Taken in the Wrekin (pronounced 'ree-kin') forest on the same day.

We have two species locally, English oak but in this case Welsh (sessile) oak. Being close to the border we get both sometimes in the same stretch of woodland.





Have a good weekend, all!

Comments

[annofowlshire]

I was wandering under trees this morning and was thinking about your oakdapple and woodlight :)

[cmcmck]

Never a bad thing to think about! :o)

Trees are always good. You get a lot of plane in London and they're a huge favourite of mine- that beautiful bark and they handle city pollution really well.

[annofowlshire]

Yes, it’s mostly limes and plane trees around here.

[cmcmck]

Mmm.....sticky things limes. Hope you don't have to park a car under them?

[annofowlshire]

No trees near our parking space, helpfully. But all of the leaves from the plane trees across the street end up in the corner of our forecourt every autumn >_>

[cmcmck]

Nice leaves too!

Doing something with leaves would be one for the enting but I'm sure you have! :o)

[shirebound]

Oakdapple, without a doubt! And very beautiful.

[cmcmck]

Woods are never as dark as people think they are!

[boxofdelights]

Lovely!

[yourlibrarian]

Light and shadows can do so much.

[cmcmck]

Glad you enjoyed :o)

[cmcmck]

Sometimes hard to capture (I have pictures over the years of reflections on surfaces via stained glass windows for instance) but well worth the attempt.

[earthspirits]

Lovely photos - the pattern of light and shadow is so interesting.

[cmcmck]

I love this sort of detail and there's so much to find in woodland.