Westonbirt Trees

lovely blog Lulu and fantastic photos, glad you enjoyed your walk,

We did enjoy it Val, very tired Sluggy and Pru and a bit of a miffed Jazz who was left home alone (but David did take her for a walk in the woods!)

looks a lovely walk - the trees look so nice picture before last - are those roots or something ???

Wonderful walk Lu. I love that Hornbeam and the moss growing on it, also the carvings in the wood, amazing. Would love to see the bluebells!

Paul, they look like roots but they are the branches of the tree, don't know why they have grown like that but very pretty.
Gmage, you will have to come and stay in May!!
I remember going to The Isabella plantation in the middle of Richmond Park, beautiful arboretum with streams and a couple of ponds. Best in May with the Rododendrons and Azalias, can't remember if it has Bluebells though.

Amazing place to go for a walk!

It's a superb Arboretum Karen, one day I must go and take loads of photos (without pups!) I went last year in Autumn, the Acers and Maples were stunning!

Yes, I can't wait to see those bluebells!

I enjoyed that walk Lulu , thanks for taking us with you ! I love those huge branches sweeping down to the ground , I should think you are ready for a nice cup of tea and a snooze ... :o)

Well the pup are snoozing, on the spare bed, by the computer!

lovely place lulu and nice pics to :o)

Beautiful trees lulu and what looks like a lovely walk, i let Rocky off when not many people about as he just runs towards them, not to bite but to lick!!! not everyone appreciates being licked by an over enthusiastic pup though!!!

Those branches are fantastic !

Sewingkilla Lol, no people dont. I saw a puppy yesterday run up to a little girl and juping up, left muddy paw marks all over her smart pink coat!
Those branches are superb, pity my 6 1/2 year old Hornbeam hasb't survived, it has only one branch alive on it :0(

It took longer than I thought to get back to your blog, Lulu, but better late than never! Looks a lovely place to visit and I could live with that lovely wooden structure but maybe a bit big for my garden.

The second tree photo amused me - it looks like an ogre with very long legs leaning back against the tree trunk - or am I being very fanciful? At school I was always told I had too much imagination.

Just had a quick check Gee, nope, your'e not being fancifull!! He's got very long legs hasn't he!! hee hee!