This thick wood, a western enclave of the of the once extensive Gower Hey Wood, lies south of Wood End Farm overlooking (if you could see through it) the river Tame as it flows through Haughton Dale.
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Wednesday, March 17, 2010
Impenetrable Impasse
This thick wood, a western enclave of the of the once extensive Gower Hey Wood, lies south of Wood End Farm overlooking (if you could see through it) the river Tame as it flows through Haughton Dale.
For more I posts visit ABC Wednesday.
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Looks all gnarly & menacing!
It'll soon be as green as it is on Google Earth :>D
These a small stream in the bottom that lets it waters into the tame... toward the bottom edge of the woods is a patch of think orange mud. something to do with iron in the ground I think.... As children we though this mud was like quicksand and would suck you down..
The "wood exclave" must fight hard for its being, I guess...
God bless you!
Cezar
That looks interesting, wild and menacing..., but also great...
Greetings
Yvi
it looks really cool now but i bet it's great with the green comes!
You obviously have to be literary person to hit on that on! What a tongue-twister for a poor foreigner...
There are places that look as isolated as this within a few hundred yards of Manchester city centre.
What a challenge this provides, nearly too alluring not to step inside, inside life.
A wonderful Wednesday for you.
Looks so dangerous ,indeed.
Great picture.
Just want to wish you HAPPY ST. PATRICK'S DAY!
Have you a great one!
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shakira
Oscar Wilde-The IRISH Gentleman
ART OF GENEROSITY
It is somewhere that I do not want to be trapped in.
I can just imagine what this looks like in the summertime...reminds me a bit of some of our Florida swamps...
I would definitely prefer not to get tangled up in that, but it does make a great shot for the day! Have a great day!
Sylvia
(GRIN)
«Louis» would get lost for sure in there!
It looks thorny and not a place to be entered lightly! Enjoyed your post!
Gives me that old claustrophobic feeling; I've been caught in such things. (Shudder.)
What an interesting title. It is a beautiful sight though, a little scary, if you think about its unending breadth..but I like it.
Looks very scratchy!
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