Three images of a group of five oak trees standing like sentinals on a knowl high above the flood plane of the sluggish River Severn three weeks before the three month Deluge of December January and February.
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From the distance, the 5 trees looked like one large tree. I like the way you took us closer and closer….
nice pictures.
Thanks Robert…
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Lovely! I would never have guessed they were five from the far shots!!
Thanks for your comment Madhu…we’re relieved the floods around us are at last receding and I will soon be able to walk to the trees in the photos.
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so stately, I love the zoom in, each photo just lovely!
Thanks dadirri7 for you comments.
you – yours (dough)
Great post for the theme! Five trees! Maybe you want to link your blog URL to your gravatar. It will be easier for reader to find your blog.
I don’t know how to do that…Thanks so much for your comments.
At first I thought five trees? I cant see five! But they are beautiful, it must be a great walk Tony.
At first I thought five trees? I cant see five! But they are beautiful, it must be a great walk Tony.
Hi Gilly. There are five and now the flood around us is beginning to recede, green grass appears and walking will soon be possible without going in the car.