I share these pictures, from February (though not this year), to show #ourworldiswonderful. This shot is from 2020 and shows a fairly steep valley that runs down to a brook. The trees here are mostly native oaks, but the greenery is almost entirely ivy at this time of the year. The remnants of bracken can be seen in the low patches of rust-coloured vegetation at the edge of the path. The forest is mostly quiet now, the wildlife hibernating, absent, or simply lying low and preserving energy against the chill of the nights. It’s still a lovely place to wander and lose yourself in the natural world, refresh your spirit in a clean, fresh atmosphere untroubled by pollution.

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These posts are weekly, but I also Tweet (until Elon Musk makes the platform unusable for people who care about truth) one at the end of each day, with the hashtag #ourworldiswonderful, join me there if you wish.

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