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Monday, 15 November 2010

The Sunny High Weald

When the weather forecast is for fog, it is a pleasure to be high enough in the High Weald to be able to look across the foggy Low Weald to Chanctonbury Hill, emerging from the fog line.

Wednesday, 10 November 2010

Save our Badgers


Contrary to all the scientific evidence, the government seems intent on needlessly culling badgers.  Please visit www.badgertrust.org.uk and www.Save-Me.org.uk to make your voice heard, if you no longer believe in outdated ideas like burning witches or culling badgers.

Sunday, 7 November 2010

Deciduous conifers at Wakehurst Place

Tomorrow the winds and rain may strip these trees of their needles and colours.  So I thought to share these pictures with you.  Above is the European larch.
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Quite different from our European larch is....

Above is a larch from Japan.

It is not just the larch family of conifers that are deciduous, above is the Dawn Redwood.

The most spectacular colour is the Swamp cypress


Here is another specimen.  Enjoy!

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