The Ents make a move

[David Humphries]

Remarkable; each rib looks like it was fashioned and fastened with deliberation. O and I stand corrected re coinage after rereading Cassian's piece. He's Chamomile Dundee in the attached, but he has also been Cal Modulin, a deeper name biologically speaking.

 

while on the reaction wood derail, not sure i put this up before or not

 

Derail at will, it's my thread

 

No, not seen that one.

 

Fine images

 

Will give it a read over coffee later.

 

 

 

 

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[David Humphries]

A small copse of chestnuts

 

one of the Ents tried to make a dash for it, but perhaps tried going to fast

 

 

 

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[David Humphries]

a beech that has shattered mid stem on impact (possibly due to soft rot)

 

but what's left of the base of the tree is not quite ready to give it up just yet..........

 

 

 

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[treeseer]

Lovely shot!

 

Hope, and the life in trees, springs eternal!

[David Humphries]

a truly remarkable layering beech

 

These photos do it no justice at all

 

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[David Humphries]

The top of the bolling was at least 2 meters across

 

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[David Humphries]

a neighbouring youth that was starting to lower its arms to the ground

 

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[Agent-Arb]

5th pic - Now that is a branch walk & a half! Nice find, were they as big as frithsden pollard?

 

 

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[David Humphries]

5th pic - Now that is a branch walk & a half! Nice find, were they as big as frithsden pollard?

 

Not the same scale, but just as impressive. Really healthy

More interesting features than Frithsden, also without merip in attendance.

 

 

 

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[Nick Harrison]

Here's a couple of my own pics, not the same as in the flesh but worth sharing ☺

 

 

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