Out walking on the Cornish coast some weeks ago, Richard and I had a great min-adventure, finding and exploring and discovering little treasures, including this wonderful grove of Holm oaks, tucked down the side of a cliff, the lowest trees in perilous danger of going for a swim one day very soon! The trees by their everygreen nature had a bare floor beneath and none of the bramble tangle everywhere else. One tree was arched and had regrown, one sported intriguing fungi, and a rope led to the top of the cliff, upwards, outwards, and showing that others had been many moons before our feet trod this way.
This blog is about my passions, climbing trees and studying birds. Most are of my own local and licensed bird monitoring, including ringing birds under license. And tree climbing adventures, sharing the magic for when you are stuck in the office and need a spot of day-dreaming to help you through! Thanks for looking and feel free to ask questions. For my day job I run Wild Tree Adventures taking people high up into the canopy.
Friday, 1 April 2016
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