Textures of the New Forest

Posted on November 25, 2015 by

Autumn is a great time for noticing the many different textures all around us. The bright low sunlight emphasises changes in light and shade hence enhancing the textural qualities in the woods and heaths of the New forest.

I hope you enjoy my gallery of photos of the many and varied textures we spotted on our walk. Just click on the first picture and use the arrow to navigate through.

 

About greenbenchramblings

A retired primary school head teacher, I now spend much of my time gardening in our quarter acre plot in rural Shropshire south of Shrewsbury. I share my garden with Jude my wife a newly retired teacher , eight assorted chickens and a plethora of wildlife. Jude does all the heavy work as I have a damaged spine and right leg. We also garden on an allotment nearby. We are interested in all things related to gardens, green issues and wildlife.
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2 Responses to Textures of the New Forest

  1. Judy @ NewEnglandGardenAndThread says:
    November 25, 2015 at 19:02

    We have wetlands that borders our property on the north, and I took a walk around there last week. You are right, there are many interesting textures available to see now that the undergrowth has died back and there is no snow on the ground. 🙂

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