In praise of trees, your photos.

[Fnaar]

OK, I didn't take trhis myself, but I have a very similar photo of the same tree somewhere, but can't fiind it. It's on Hadrains Wall in Northumberland, and people call it Sycamore Gap (can't for the life of me think why )

 

[totallyfixed]

My "office"

My accomplice

The enemy defeated 2 years ago on a very large majestic Willow

 

[HLaB]

I think this is the last special tree pic I took

you'll probably have guessed it wasn't here but it was on a bike ride

 

[MontyVeda]

...

The oldest tree on the thread, 320 million years, OK it probably doesn't count as it's a fossil.

where is that?

 

[P.H]

where is that?

It's in Stanhope. Co Durham. A bit more detail here.

 

[P.H]

Gone a bit quiet on the tree photo front, lets see some more.

No need to ask which way the wind blows.

 

[longers]

Wrong time of year but we planted this at the weekend.

That's not my garden by the way.

 

[Rezillo]

Benacre Broad on the Suffolk coast.

 

[ianrauk]

 

[Trickedem]

Here are a few of my favourite tree pictures

 

[Globalti]

 

[Shut Up Legs]

The pictures in this thread are enough to make me want to move to the UK! Now I'll need to look through my archive of cycling trip pictures, to see if I have anything worthy of this thread.

 

[Rickshaw Phil]

A couple of snapshots from recent rides:

Early May and there is a good display of blossom at Downton, near Shrewsbury.

In The Quarry, Shrewsbury and looking at the limes on Gloucester Avenue.

 

[PocketFrog]

[QUOTE 2292081, member: 9609"]some pictures of the "Walking Tree" - Average 6.8mph going and 20.7mph for the return (long spells of cruising at 25 in complete silence)[/quote]

Bloody hell, that's not bad going for a tree. Where do you reckon it's walking to?!

 

[Archie_tect]

Sevenoaks.