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Keith Burton
Stansted Forest


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Forest Walk (+ 2 PiPs)

Forest Walk (+ 2 PiPs)
Taken in Stansted Forest, Hampshire. Best viewed large, on black. Thank you.

The PiPs show a fallen Sweet Chestnut and a Parasol Mushroom (at it's "drumstick" stage before the Parasol forms).

Gudrun, xenophora, Jean Paul Capdeville, trester88 and 24 other people have particularly liked this photo


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 Keith Burton
Keith Burton club has replied
I have two huge Sycamores in my garden Roger, so I know exactly what you mean. One is for the chop soon as the trunk at the bottom is rotting away and it needs taking down before it falls over. The other will get some of the lower branches trimmed back. We have to wait until all the leaves have gone though, so the tree-surgeon can see what he's doing! It's going to cost an absolute fortune :-((
3 years ago.
 Anton Cruz Carro
Anton Cruz Carro club
Both colours and composition are wonderful! You are lucky to have such landscapes to get away from it all. Kind regards, Anton.
3 years ago.
 Colin Ashcroft
Colin Ashcroft club
Nice woodland and fascinating PiPs.
I wish I could develop an eye for the little things. Perhaps I need better eyes, i did buy some Eye Wash with one of those blue eye baths and used it twice today, I wonder if I will see more clearly tomorrow.
3 years ago.
 Keith Burton
Keith Burton club has replied
Thank you very much Anton. You're quite right..........I live within a half hour drive of both beautiful countryside and the coast.
3 years ago.
 Keith Burton
Keith Burton club has replied
I'm glad you like this one Colin...........one of my goals for this year was to take better photos of trees. I sometimes struggle with the composition and "seeing" the shot! I do like wandering about with my head down looking for the little stuff though. Sometimes you have to just stand or sit for a while to get your eye in.

My wife has a better eye than me.........and I often use her as a "spotter" when we're out together.
3 years ago. Edited 3 years ago.

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