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Yes, I thought this might be the Forest of Dean.
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Yes, Lynette. This is one of the larch plantations. Part of it is due for cutting soon, but on the top of the hill to the right is a large area dominated by oaks, and the policy these days is toward mixed planting, as the Forestry Commission has realised monoculture is not a good idea due to species pests and the lack of wildlife it can encourage.
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What a lovely photo, that warm light just coming around the corner is beautiful : )
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Thank you, Wryter. As the sun sets, it slowly finds a route along this curved path, depending on the time of year.
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Sounds like a lovely place.
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The Forest of Dean, Wryter. It’s on my doorstep, so I walk there nearly every day! A place of beauty, calm, and continual change.
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