Ten Day #Travel Challenge: Day 2.

On By stuartakenIn Author, Creative Writer, Nature, Photography

My friend, Joni Caggiano, poet, writer and photographer, nominated me to participate in the “Ten Day Travel Challenge.” The ‘rules’ are that participants post a photograph each day for ten days without disclosing the location, and nominate 10 others to engage with this challenge if they so desire. I’m a rule breaker by nature and also enjoy indulging my curiosity, so I’m bending those ‘rules’. I’ll ‘invite’ a new participant each day, but not inform them personally. I’m interested to see how far the news will travel without deliberate action from me. So, one picture (unidentified), one invitee, ten days.

Also, I’ll post the normal ‘Today’s Pictures’, all from the Forest of Dean, as part of this series over the next ten days.

An ancient beech in the Forest of Dean
January can be a touch misty in the forest.

Today, I invite my online friend, Angela, whose travel blog can be found here.

24 thoughts on “Ten Day #Travel Challenge: Day 2.”

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    1. Well spotted, Lynette! But my Shakespeare reference might have been a red herring. It’s definitely not Stratford on Avon. But definitely England.
      Glad you like the forest shots. I’ll keep them coming.

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    1. The misty light is always so evocative, Brenda. We generally don’t have much mist in the valley, but this year it’s been quite a frequent element of our local weather, so I decided I’d get out there and capture some before it disappeared!

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  8. I don’t know the location but love the photograph and the Village Gossip sign on one of the doors of the many shops. Great shot my friend and amazing shots of the forest. I love it when the sun is peaking through. Sending love to you both. 🤗💕❤️Joni

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    1. Thanks, Joni. The most I’ll reveal is it’s an English village.
      The shot of the giant old beech is from a spot about 300 yards from home, up a fairly steep path.

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