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Friday, 14 April 2017

Grammars Wood and the Long Stone


On the trail of bluebells and red squirrels! 

First, a woodland walk on the flank of a down.   




And here be bluebells:



The new leaves - wonderfully green
against the blue sky.
Then out onto the top of the down for a view to the south for the West Wight
And a view to the north towards Freshwater Bay and its chalky cliffs. The yellow gorse is already in full bloom. 

A solitary barn on the down.
And not far away is a sanctuary for red squirrels. A gate leads to a conifer dominated forest.



Not a red squirrel.
Handsome gorse.




Sadly no squirrels seen but here a couple of pine cones carefully opened to find the seeds hidden inside. 

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