After days in Portugal enjoying their trees, I thought I return today to England and take you into a English wood. We only recently begun exploring this wood on the edges of Stockbridge Down and it is fast becoming a favourite place to escape to. It also happens to be small enough so you can see both the wood and the trees! By the way if you are ever out and about in the UK and wondering what the tree is in front of you, there’s a great app created by The Woodland Trust which will help you identify them. here’s a short video telling you more.
The life of B 
I love trails like this one, and the app is a great tool. I’m clueless when it comes to trees or flowers
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Trails like this are made for exploring 🙂
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What a beautiful path and lovely place to walk!
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It really is 🙂
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I love walks like that. It such an inviting scene. Here’s mine today: https://grahamsisland.com/2021/07/15/green-anoles-mating-2/
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I must make sure we visit again soon!
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Oh, I could skip along that path … Here is my 15th tree square: https://picturesimperfectblog.wordpress.com/2021/07/15/shaped-trees/
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I nearly did!!
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lovely path! i posted the same theme today 🙂 https://lolawi.blog/2021/07/15/tree-lined-road/
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Great minds think trees alike!
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What a pleasant walk this would be. There is app on my phone to id plants but I haven’t figured out how to use it.
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yes I am not sure they are always easy to use – might be worth watching the video as probably based on same thing
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I would enjoy a stroll down that avenue of trees Becky. That app video makes it look so easy but I bet it’s not that easy. The number of different Eucalypts within the same species would be a nightmare. Basic woodlands perhaps but rainforests and even my forest……sigh 🙂 🙂
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I think you are probably right about the app – perhaps i should try out in my garden. I know all the trees so be interesting to see if it agrees!
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That will be interesting to give it a test 🙂 🙂
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How lovely and tranquil.
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It is such a lovely spot – best avoided on Sundays though can get busy
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That sounds like good advice.
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Broadleaf woodlands can be very tranquil places to walk through. So many diverse trees and plants. I have some of the more unusual trees for you this week.
https://smallbluegreenflowers.wordpress.com/2021/07/15/tree-squares-unusual-trees/
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ooh sounds good, be there in a bit. 48hrs worth of comments and pingbacks to catch up on thanks to toothache yesterday!
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Oh, no! That’s all you need. 😕
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I know!!! Probably stress induced – did think I may have been grinding my teeth at night these past few weeks, and the filling in this one is very old. Hopefully they’ll get it all sorted for me when i go in – at least i slept last night unlike the previous night.
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You are lucky to have a dentist! We haven’t a hope in hell in getting an NHS dentist and even private ones haven’t been taking on new patients this last 18 months.
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Yikes – that is not good 😦 hmmm maybe something for us to consider when we move. Ours is both NHS and private, so able to do check ups on NHS and benefit from being able to access private treatments for some of the fancier stuff
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Definitely something to consider.
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MrB on the case already having mentioned our conversation to him!
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A path through the wood is so inviting! I’m reminiscing about Spring. https://lizannelloyd.wordpress.com/2021/07/15/treesquare-photo-15/
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It really is 🙂
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