where did you walk today?

[tameblackbirds]

I'm getting a little fed up here, since starting this thread so many of you have been on such wonderful walks, and me, well I've been no where!!

No but really some superb places appearing on the thread thanks everyone for sharing I love looking at the places you have walked.

[Pete Collins]

Lovely photos Claire (agc) and Lyn, those both look like good walks.

Weather forecast looks a bit better for next week, with at least some sunny intervals. So I'm hoping to get a couple of good long walks in.

[agrumpycow]

Originally Posted by tameblackbirds

I'm getting a little fed up here, since starting this thread so many of you have been on such wonderful walks, and me, well I've been no where!!

No but really some superb places appearing on the thread thanks everyone for sharing I love looking at the places you have walked.

Thank you for starting it
I've always dreamed of living somewhere wild and wonderful, highland Scotland or Snowdonia for example, but putting my pics on this thread has made me realise that, although my local countryside is very different to my dreams, it has it's beauty in it's own right.

Great pics everyone!

[tameblackbirds]

Originally Posted by agrumpycow

Thank you for starting it
I've always dreamed of living somewhere wild and wonderful, highland Scotland or Snowdonia for example, but putting my pics on this thread has made me realise that, although my local countryside is very different to my dreams, it has it's beauty in it's own right.

Great pics everyone!

To true agrumpycow totally agree we live in beautiful spots if we just go out walk and enjoy it

[kiltoncomp]

some pics of Sherwood forest ( a couple are from a few weeks ago) a really interesting place to walk in
there are some really ancient oaks throughout the forest ,some are long dead but still standing, but lots more still growing happily away,
except no 4 which is sadly almost gone now, but has stood like this for as long as i can remember!!

this one is the famous Major Oak better known as Robin Hoods Tree

still growing with a little help and support in the right quarters

these next few are almost totally hollow inside and amazingly, still growing away!,
there must be hundreds like this around the forest of all shapes and sizes




and this one had the elves at home

Brian.

[tameblackbirds]

Great photos...a bit cruel of you to lock your son up in one thou What had he done that so upset you?

[sunnydale]

Lovely photo's Brian. I just adore trees like that

It's amazing what you can find inside a tree isn't it??.....





If my walking companion sees this, he'll kill me!

[agrumpycow]

Originally Posted by sunnydale

Lovely photo's Brian. I just adore trees like that

It's amazing what you can find inside a tree isn't it??.....



If my walking companion sees this, he'll kill me!

I just hope he's having a very close look and not taking a 'comfort stop' inside that tree or he will kill you!

[kiltoncomp]

Originally Posted by tameblackbirds

Great photos...a bit cruel of you to lock your son up in one thou What had he done that so upset you?

Lock him up!!! try keeping him out is more of a problem
and the same goes for the dog

[LynM]

Originally Posted by agrumpycow

I've always dreamed of living somewhere wild and wonderful, highland Scotland or Snowdonia for example, but putting my pics on this thread has made me realise that, although my local countryside is very different to my dreams, it has it's beauty in it's own right.

How very true, Claire. One simply has to get out there and look for the beauty that is all around....but I suspect that I'm preaching to the converted here!