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Today’s Picture: 04 May 20
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Lovely photo, Stuart. Interesting to learn that Lord Nelson wanted trees from this forest for his ships.
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Aye, Lynette. Trouble was, he wanted the forest to be designated a ‘Royal Forest’ so that local people wouldn’t then be able to to use it for grazing their pigs, picking windfall branches for firewood, or hunting the native deer!
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Wow! Of course, he probably didn’t consider easements for those uses, right? It’s either Royal Forest or not, was that the case at that time?
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Very much so, Lynette. Illegal hunting resulted in a painful death for those caught, and taking wood could result in eviction.
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Amazing green in these photos and those old branches look like they are from Middle Earth.
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Inspiration for the Ents, eh, David?
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Absolutely gorgeous. Love this shot. Love 💕 Joni
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This was a new path for us, Joni. We ‘discovered’ it when we took a walk along one of the paths we’ve used only once before. Turned out to be a real find. I see the older oaks as such characterful trees.
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Me too. Trees clap the Bible says and I believe they are truly special. That path is so beautiful. So glad you found it. Hugs Joni
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