Three trees – P,Q and R

No flowers today – but trees

Moss-covered granite rocks framed by rugged pine trees and lush greenery.

Quercus robur pedunculate oak, English oak tai common oak. A sun-dappled woodland path leads beneath towering oak trees to a charming footbridge.
Quercus robur leaves
Rowan tree

For the flowerhour

6 thoughts on “Three trees – P,Q and R

  1. 👌🏻 I love the image of the Quercus robur leaves.
    It’s amazing seeing the Rowan berries out in force now, I have been seeing them quite a lot on my walks around my area.

  2. We are rich in many wonderful things in Australia but this kind of natural wealth is scarce and younger . . . love the ruggedness and wish I was walking there at the moment . . .

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