As Joyce Kilmer wrote in 1914,
I think that I shall never see
A poem lovely as a tree.
They are essential to me - in the garden, on walks, and as part of a view. They are part of so many of my photos that it's hard to choose just a few. My albums are full of leaves, buds, bark, oaks, maples, hawthorns, beech and birch.
The bluebell woods in May -
And a most inviting path in September -
August farmland -
These sunlit leaves were my desktop picture for a long time -
And this totally out-of-focus shot is my current desktop picture (it's even more blurry in big) -
8 comments:
gorgeous pics
These Trees for t are a breathe of frsh air on a cold winter's day
In or out of focus - you never get tired of trees
Thank you all.
bluebells in May, I've heard they grow wild in the woods like that. So pretty. I like the golden leaves too.
My letter T post is about a certain TREE at this TIME of the year.
Bear((( )))
I love your tree photos. The sparkling drops in the last one are beautiful, but I love the light and colour in the one above it. Beech leaves?
On behalf of the ABC team, thank you for participating this week.
Hi all - thank you.
Yes,the sunlit autumn leaves are beech.
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