Posted on December 6, 2012 By Michael Griffiths
6th December 2012: We were working in the Hillary Road fields today: pollarding, felling trees and creating brash habitat piles. The ground was sufficiently frozen to enable me to walk over newly cleared swampy ground – only just, though. There were a couple of places where I had to throw logs in front of me to prevent my sinking into the mire.
 | Philip Herman on Shaggy Scalycap Fungi |
 | Michael Griffiths on Swan on North Pond |
| Philip Herman on Swan on North Pond |
| Michael Griffiths on Swan on North Pond |
 | Anne on Shaggy Scalycap Fungi |
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Wow, frosted is right, looks great!
Sugar frosted, Phil. 🙂
These could all be framed and hung with great pride 🙂
Thanks, Suzanne. I’m not familiar with great pride: who is the photographer? 😉
LOLOLOLOLOLOLOL…YOU silly 🙂
🙂
Exquisite! What are they? Brambles?
Ooops! Sorry, I see they are brambles!
Yup! 🙂
Reblogged this on patriciaddrury and commented:
I don’t want to go there Mike, way too cold, but I love looking at the images you captures! They are magical… and captivating!
Thank you, Patricia. 🙂
Nice. I have some photos like that too :))