This tiny beech strip is about 10m wide
The trees height and straight trunks make me think that there were once many more here (OK so not strictly set-aside)
But I am glad this piece was preserved (and that a permissive path has been created down the middle so that I can enjoy total submersion!)
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A beautiful path for contemplative walking.
Yes, exactly and even it’s narrowness works positively to let the sunlight illuminate the leaves
Gorgeous photos! These two capture the essence of autumn.
Thx. Beech woods certainly have fantastic atmosphere and colour at this time of year.
That’s truly beautiful. We have a beech wood not far from us. I must go to see it.
That’s truly beautiful. We have a beech wood not far away, I must visit it.
Oh, lucky you! There is something magical about the light in proper beech woods.