If you’re stuck indoors and can’t get out to enjoy nature at present, this series is for you. I’m trying to brighten the days by posting pictures of natural beauty.
If you’re fortunate enough not to be confined to your four walls, perhaps you’ll do what you can to share this widely, so others can enjoy it? Thank you.
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Lovely towering trees. I always am intrigued by those stone fences – the labour involved!
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The trees line a track we use frequently, Lynette; they catch the light so effectively.
Dry stone walls are quite a feature of the Yorkshire Dales, where we lived for a while. Some of these walls are hundreds of years old. Built to last!
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They certainly are! I I very much like the idea of something ordinary lasting that long. It’s not a cathedral or grand palace, but intricate and lovely in its own way.
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