Top of the Wrekin
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common_natureThe rest of those photos as promised.
From the top of the Wrekin over towards the Welsh Hills:
We started back down the western scarp slope (one for experienced walkers)- the end of the foxgloves and there are already rowanberries out!
Wenlock's Wood from on high. You may recall my posting images from the wood a while back?
Summer growth on high growing conifers:
The peak in the distance is the Welsh mountain, Caer Caradoc:
I liked this!
A bird had dropped a hatched egg away from the nest:
And the thistles have flowered:
And the scramble down got us back to the path round the Wrekin which is our way home. A walk of about nine miles all told.
From the top of the Wrekin over towards the Welsh Hills:
We started back down the western scarp slope (one for experienced walkers)- the end of the foxgloves and there are already rowanberries out!
Wenlock's Wood from on high. You may recall my posting images from the wood a while back?
Summer growth on high growing conifers:
The peak in the distance is the Welsh mountain, Caer Caradoc:
I liked this!
A bird had dropped a hatched egg away from the nest:
And the thistles have flowered:
And the scramble down got us back to the path round the Wrekin which is our way home. A walk of about nine miles all told.
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Date: 2020-07-17 07:06 pm (UTC)no subject
Date: 2020-07-18 08:58 am (UTC)It does the heart good both literally and figuratively!