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Easter walk in the woods

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Went for a nosey at Rougham Hall (w.suffolk) - a derelict mansion which was bombed in the second world war, and happened to stumble across lots of interesting trees.

Here's a few pictures, with more to be found in this album ->

Picasa Web Albums - 10838838396279392... - Easter Weeken...

 

(here i show my extensive knowledge :laugh1: ) This tree had failed due to an *insert disease here* infection, revealing the wood surrounding the dead/decayed branches, which had resisted the urge to rip like all the other wood - excuse my ignorance, but is this a wall of CODIT?

 

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