No flowers today – but trees
Quercus robur pedunculate oak, English oak tai common oak. A sun-dappled woodland path leads beneath towering oak trees to a charming footbridge.
For the flowerhour
Three trees – P,Q and R
Quercus robur pedunculate oak, English oak tai common oak. A sun-dappled woodland path leads beneath towering oak trees to a charming footbridge.
Ritva Sillanmäki Photography 
Lovely. And not looking as stressed as our poor trees currently are.
Yes, that is the advantage of cool and rainy summer
Well done.
Thanks Brad
Beautiful trees, and it’s amazing that they fit the challenge!
Yes, I got lucky
I loved this post because you chose trees! pp
Good 😁
Ritva I love that you featured trees instead of flowers. They are all gorgeous.
Thanks Beth, they were what i first thought off
Those trees are incredible! Beautiful capture
Thanks Pamela.
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 . . .
On a sunny day it is a lovely place
I love the Rowan trees at this time of the year.
Darlene, they do look pretty
👌🏻 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.
There is a saying, that if there is lots of rowan berries there will be a cold winter
😬 I know!! I can only imagine what a ‘cold’ winter would be like for you folks who already get cold!
We haven’t had a cold one in a while, so we’ll see. Maybe I’ll snow at Christmas this year, which would be lovely.
Rowan tree?
That’s new to me. What season is that?
Early Autumn – at the moment.
Very nice,
thank you