A few years ago we had a holiday in Gloucestershire – in Painswick. I’ve posted some photos in the past but not these of a walk in Frith Wood, which is on a ridge between Slad and Painswick. It’s a beautiful, magical wood of magnificent beech trees, with a mix of oak, ash and sycamore and it’s a Site of Special Scientific Interest.
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What a lovely place for a hike!
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All that greenery does my heart good™« Very dreary here with snow on the ground even though it is sunny….My SS: http://lore-eleven.blogspot.com/2013/02/tic-tac-toe-skyscapes.html
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Such an amazing gree color!
Here’s my Saturday Snapshot!
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The Bears are much impressed by the depiction of the owl which they think is far superior to that on the front of my winter pyjamas. Given that it is unfortunately accompanied by the words ‘Tweet Dreams” they are probably right to be embarrassed. (I know – far too much information! Lovely photos.)
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Oh, they are lovely photos…I can almost feel the glorious greenery around me…makes me want to walk in the woods…or a park.
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Margaret – What a lovely, lovely place! And you’ve captured it beautifully. So peaceful…
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What a beautiful place, and I love the names Frith Woods, Slad and Painswick. Just another of the many things I love about England and Scotland. I do miss hiking in the woods but your photos cheer me up on a dreary winter day.
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I love woodland walks, I wish I had known about that one when we were in Gloucestershire in the summer. Next time!
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