Winter woodland walk.

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    Scary stuff near the end when you can't find your way out.. still nice walk.. and interesting shapes, forms and colour on a bleak winters day. I took these not far from my home. Woodland photography is my weakest point, so they're not great photos. Also if it looks too dark that's because it was cloudy, and of course evergreen trees blocking out light.

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      Brilliant photos Stephen :blue thumb:
       
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      Hi Stephen nice images thanks for sharing them with us:smile:
       
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      i love the first picture
       
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      Looks great Stephen, is that a gnome in the 4th picture? :)
       
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      Lovely photos Stephen. Shows the amount of precipitation very well. Bet you had the place to your self didn't you?
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      Thoroughly enjoyed seeing those photo's - cracking shots! :dbgrtmb:
      "Petrified" rabbit? :dunno:
       
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      it's actuallly an old dead log, which lies across to the stream.

      Thanks everyone. These woodlands are a treat actually.. love their enchanted laurel forest look.
       
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        Lovely :)
         
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