Happened to see this forum today so I though I would share with you all photo's from my collection gathered over a few years.
Some natives, some from UK.
A selection from nature.
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A selection from nature.
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Re: A selection from nature.
Thanks Alan. Isn't nature just amasing!
'The real deal' shows some incredible damage. Any idea what caused it?
Regards,
Steven
'The real deal' shows some incredible damage. Any idea what caused it?
Regards,
Steven
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alanpeck
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Re: A selection from nature.
Yeh Steve, I was impressed with this one. It was in a big Park in Leicestershire and as you can see by the photo here it was well looked after.
As oak trees go it must be ancient and has a history that warrents it being propped and protected.
Who knows how it got like that. Fire, rot (no termites in UK) lightning.
As oak trees go it must be ancient and has a history that warrents it being propped and protected.
Who knows how it got like that. Fire, rot (no termites in UK) lightning.
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