always up early :) but i think the beer got the better of me. could not be botherd to go out this morning with me camera, shame what a nice morning it is.
Hi Julie.
It's looking nice out now. I was going to do some gardening, but the ground will be a bit sticky after last nights rain - so after lunch I'm going out to have a walk in Whippendell Wood to see what's about. I'll let you know if there's a lot of fungi out.
Nice idea, but can't do this weekend as I'm going to visit my daughter in Tunbridge Wells.
If you go to Bricket Wood, the South West corner (that's on West of the railway line), has a different character to most of the rest of the wood. There are more mature trees and the remains of an old orchard. If you're disappointed with the rest of the wood, I'd suggest trying there. If you have a map (you should!) you may see that this area is more easily approached from Bucknells Lane in Garston (I used to live there some years ago). You can park in Bucknells Lane and walk into the wood. Bucknells Lane is where the Building Research Station is. Good luck in your hunt!
My first friend - marvellous! I've been away for a bit, and not entirely sure what being a friend involves (in this context, I hasten to add!), but lovely of you to think of me. No doubt we'll be seeing each other around here as time goes on.
Cheers
Sven
Hi Julie.
I've just had a look at last Thursday's 'The One Show' and the news item about horses being used in woodland isn't there. I guess it must have been on the local BBC News, immediately before The One Show.