Not strictly tree related but countryside related

[Gareth Dalzell]

That last photo looks more like something from "Willie Wonka's Chocolate Factory" Nice work:001_smile:

[Matthew Arnold]

It does a bit. There is a blockage underneath the sleeper bridge so hopefully because it is a well used path we will be doing it soon and clearing the blockage so the puddle can drain away.

[JimM]

Just read through all of your thread from start to finish. All the more pleasant to look at when sitting in an office with no windows.

 

I take my hat off to you for all the volunteer work you've done so far. Please keep the pictures coming.

 

Jim

[Matthew Arnold]

Even trees smile after they have been cut down.

[Matthew Arnold]

A full sleeper bridge replacement despite it only saying two stiles and one more sleeper on the job sheet and a stile repair about half a mile walk away from the sleeper bridge. Really happy how the sleeper bridge came out as we were going to be a post short but got round that.

[Matthew Arnold]

It just shows how early everything is flowering. Got cowslip coming out in flower already.

[Matthew Arnold]

Some of my recent photo taking in the past week. I will have some corkers next week when i get my work camera out of the work truck.

[Matthew Arnold]

Not only do we fell trees but we also plant trees. We had a little competition to see who could dig their hole the quickest. I won but then found i had dug too deep.

[Matthew Arnold]

Some of this evenings dog walking pictures. Rather happy with the way the Dog Violets and Ground Ivy picture came out.

[Matthew Arnold]

Some pics of a site we manage between an industrial estate and a housing estate. It was going to be built on until one of the surveyors lifted up a piece of chipboard and found 20 Great Crested Newts. The site is managed for reptiles and amphibians as well as everything else. Here are the pics from last Friday. We had to relocate some tadpoles and frogspawn further down the ditch as they only had an inch of water to live in.