Last week's walk
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common_natureHere in North Shropshire.
A view from Ercall Woods
I love this tree with the hole right through it!
Sandstone cliffs in a sea of green:
The foxgloves (digitalis pupurea) are flowering. There's an interesting connection. The 18th century doctor, William Withering, who discovered the medicinal uses of the common foxglove, was a local boy and came from Wellington,where we live.
I'm always amazed where gorse will find a footing!
And ferns seem to be able to sprout just about anywhere!
Peeling birch bark. Such a pretty thing.
Fungi and lichen in competition.
How many buttercups would you like?
A view from Ercall Woods
I love this tree with the hole right through it!
Sandstone cliffs in a sea of green:
The foxgloves (digitalis pupurea) are flowering. There's an interesting connection. The 18th century doctor, William Withering, who discovered the medicinal uses of the common foxglove, was a local boy and came from Wellington,where we live.
I'm always amazed where gorse will find a footing!
And ferns seem to be able to sprout just about anywhere!
Peeling birch bark. Such a pretty thing.
Fungi and lichen in competition.
How many buttercups would you like?
