Weekly pics--round 7
Sandlings-type pictures this week. I'm starting to run out of decent mountain vistas to show off. :)
First, a rather nice picture I took a couple weeks back. I was actually halfway up a tree at the time, looking up at the cobalt sky through the bare branches. The tree in question is a 200+ year old Beech tree at the edge of Rendlesham Forest. Some of the abundant graffiti carved into the bark dates back to the 1800s, but most of it was carved by the USAF airmen when they were posted in the area (these are the guys from Benwaters/Woodbridge Air Force Base, FYI). Some of the messages are rather humorous.
Secondly, the bluebell beechwoods at Chillesford. This is a Spring-type view from about a year ago.
Oh yes, and I've started reading two more blogs: E.M Walton (Forward Motion member erinKC), and Zette's Crazed Writing and Picture Log. I've decided to expand my area of blog-reading influence, partly because it's something else to do on a Friday morning, and partly because I'm a naturally nosy person and love to poke my nose into other people's business. :)
Photos (C) Alex and James Roddie, 2003-2004
Sandlings-type pictures this week. I'm starting to run out of decent mountain vistas to show off. :)
First, a rather nice picture I took a couple weeks back. I was actually halfway up a tree at the time, looking up at the cobalt sky through the bare branches. The tree in question is a 200+ year old Beech tree at the edge of Rendlesham Forest. Some of the abundant graffiti carved into the bark dates back to the 1800s, but most of it was carved by the USAF airmen when they were posted in the area (these are the guys from Benwaters/Woodbridge Air Force Base, FYI). Some of the messages are rather humorous.
Secondly, the bluebell beechwoods at Chillesford. This is a Spring-type view from about a year ago.
Oh yes, and I've started reading two more blogs: E.M Walton (Forward Motion member erinKC), and Zette's Crazed Writing and Picture Log. I've decided to expand my area of blog-reading influence, partly because it's something else to do on a Friday morning, and partly because I'm a naturally nosy person and love to poke my nose into other people's business. :)
Photos (C) Alex and James Roddie, 2003-2004
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