If you follow yesterday's disused railway line westwards for about a mile, you'll cross a footpath. A right turn would take you through the backs of houses onto busy Dowson Road. Turn left and you'll be in Gower Hey Wood.
Instead of the noise of traffic, here you will hear the wind whistling through the trees; blackbirds, tits, starlings, magpies and wood pigeons. That rustling could be a fox or a squirrel.
And watch where you put your feet; after rain it takes a long time for the sun to penetrate and harden the mud.
7 comments:
not yet bluebell time
the yelps of small boys
through the wood
Little Onion
Thanks Little Onion
your haiku
and my photograph
make a lovely haiga
Man claimed the land with his iron rails, and now land gets it back. What a great view.
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What a lovely area - and pretty pictures!!
Hi!! I just found out about this blog!! Beautiful pictures and welcome to the family!!
greets from buenos aires
I have seen a badger in Gower Hey Wood - in daylight!
I like the picture below this and I like this...I like the description of this one.
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