It was all about the trees on our walk earlier this week. They were so beautiful I just couldn't stop taking photos. Each view seemed more enchanting than the one before as they had one last flourish before preparing themselves for winter.
All photos taken at Trentham Gardens and Estate.
I hope everyone has a lovely weeknd. Take care.
That looks like a glorious walk. So much to enjoy out and about at the moment. Have a good weekend too . B x
ReplyDeleteIt was a lovely walk in such fine weather. Rain and sun together today and a rainbow spotted earlier:)
DeleteBeautiful trees Rosie and such a lovely walk. It lifts the spirits to see your lovely photos. Have a good weekend too :)
ReplyDeleteIt was a lovely walk and I enjoyed taking the photos. We need our spirits lifting to cope with the dark winter ahead:)
DeleteThat was an enjoyable walk Rosie. The trees are glorious. Today the light here is bright, the sky is blue and although it's cold such weather is uplifting. Wishing you a good weekend.
ReplyDeleteI'm glad you enjoyed the walk, the trees were so beautiful just in that time. Sun and rain here today but still a warmth in the air:)
DeleteI love trees in all their forms. The one in the top photo is particularly beautiful! I read on Twitter this week that the old stone pine at Kew Gardens collapsed on 21 October 2022 and had to be felled for public safety. It had stood at Kew for 250 years. These stories make me feel so sad. I hope that the wood can be put to good use. I hope you have a nice weekend Rosie. It has been cold here today but bright. x
ReplyDeleteThank you Simone. What a shame about the tree at Kew Gardens. Like you I hope the wood will be used for special things to mark its age. When we were children we lived not far from Sherwood Forest and the Major Oak tree which we used to run around and get inside. It is still there but fenced off and held up by strong metal straps otherwise that too would collapse I'm sure. Sunny and rainy here today - we had a rainbow:)
DeleteI love trees and have a huge amount of photos I've taken too. Yours all look gorgeous and that seat is certainly something else. We've lost many trees over the last 2 years in our area due to some pretty fierce storms, but I remember some years ago a tree being taken down beside one of our minor roads through the forest & the fellers told me it to be about 400 years old. Amazing, but it was a hazard with the embankment giving way to torrential rain at the time. Thanks for sharing, take care & hugs.
ReplyDeleteIn the summer the seat get almost hidden by the tree hanging over it. It's surrounded by snowdrops in early February too. It's always a shame when trees come down in winds especially when they are so old. Take care:)
DeleteThese are a welcome sight indeed.
ReplyDeleteGlad you like them William:)
DeleteThey are like grand ladies showing off their best dresses, wonderful! 😊
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely thought. Showing off before they lose all their finery:)
DeleteWe visited Trentham Gardens this week for the first time and thoroughly enjoyed our walk around the lake.
ReplyDeleteHow wonderful. I'm so glad you enjoyed the lakeside walk it really is lovely especially at this time of year:)
DeleteLooks like a wonderful place to walk and take in the views. Nature is so pretty at times. It also looks quite serene to walk there.
ReplyDeleteYes, it was a lovely walk and the trees so beautiful:)
DeleteLove all of these. You have a good eye for capturing interesting angles.
ReplyDeleteThank you Granny Sue, I like trying different angles with the camera:)
DeleteYou always take such nice walks, Rosie. I fully understand people who hug trees, they are very loveable.
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xo
Thank you Amalia, there is something special about trees:)
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