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Bare winter branches

by Rev David East

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Bark

by Rev David East

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Winter tree

by Rev David East

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Tree reflection in puddle

by Rev David East

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Tall tree

by Rev David East

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Golden dawn

by Richard Littledale

Golden dawn light

The trees of good and bad

by Kevin Carter

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Walk in the woods

by Richard Littledale

Light through the trees

River Ribble rainbow

by Doug Burke

Clamshell Mushrooms

by Shaun Bellis

Tree

by Angie Horsfall

Trinity of branches

by Ben and Georgia Grewcock

tree branches

Fallen tree 2

by Ben and Georgia Grewcock

tree and roots

Squerrel close up

by Audrey Hogan

Grey Squerrel close up captured on digital camera by Bill Hogan April 2008

Tree Fungus Belvoir Aug 2007

by Martin Smith

Fungus on tree, Belvoir Castle

Autumnal tree

by Ben and Georgia Grewcock

Tree at the Heneronry park, near Wakefield

Bare tree

by Ben and Georgia Grewcock

Silver tipped tree

Bright Tree

by Jo Amey

Sunlit tree in mountain landscape