As the temperatures rise the leaf canopy has become more dense giving welcome cool dappled shade from the summer sun. These beech trees are in the Slad Valley made famous by Laurie Lee in his novel "Cider with Rosie"
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- Ready to fly the nest
- Waves in the meadow grass
- Narrow lanes even narrower
- Time for a haircut?
- Happy as a pig in muck?
- Summer Shade
- Woodruff is a delightful plant found in woods and...
- Harts Tongue Fern
- Down by the River
- Wood Garlic
- May is out!
- Apple Blossom
- Cowslips
- Countryside has gone yellow
- Views Disappear
- Cattle back in the Fields
- 13 Ducklings
- Bluebell Woods
- Green Leaves of Springtime
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