#ScenicSaturday 10/Dec/2022

On By stuartakenIn Author, Creative Writer, Nature, Photography

The pictures in this series are from December, though not this year. I share them here to show #ourworldiswonderful.
Taken in the Forest of Dean, Gloucestershire, England, this one shows a winding path through an area called Sallow Valets Inclosure. The massive tree in the foreground is possibly a grand fir, but it may be something else entirely! The picture was taken on an early iPhone on Xmas Eve 2021.

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10 thoughts on “#ScenicSaturday 10/Dec/2022”

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    1. And these trees are more than merely beautiful sentinels of the forest, they filter more air, produce more oxygen and remove more CO2 than younger trees. Destroying them should be a crime as it is a major attack on the attempt to reduce the impact of climate change.

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    1. My guess is the trunk is around twelve feet in circumference at the base above the roots, Noelle. It’s in a location where it’s impossible to get a shot of the full height of the tree, standing at the edge of a wide track where a narrow path branches off through the forest toward the north.

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