A walk in Castle Woods

Took the dog out for a walk tonight and this time I remembered the camera
A massive Lime

Some impressive roots under a Beech tree
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A very old Oak with some creepy roots
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The Castle
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Regards Chris

Wonderfull scenery. Thanks for sharing. Hopefully I'll get to take another trip over the pond soon.

Thanks for the photos of the trees, and their amazing nebari.

The castle looks like it would be a great bonsai hideaway!

Some amazing root work mother nature has been working on around the castle, guess time is on her side

Very nice Chris!

The nebari is awesome. the formation of the three trees is a very good of inspiration for a group planting... Is it possible to acquire permits to cut those three yamadoris? It seems anyway that the last duke had abandoned the castle for a long time now...I'll bring the axe.

regards,
jun

Storm wrote:Wonderfull scenery. Thanks for sharing. Hopefully I'll get to take another trip over the pond soon.

Me to

Peter

Thanks Storm, Rob Hilton, Jun and Peter.
Jun I think they are a little big to consider as Bonsai even for me!
And the idea of giving Peter an axe! well lets not go there!!!!!!!!!

Regards Chris

I absolutely love those Northern England or Scottish scenery!!!
Even though Fiona wishes (in another post of hers) that she lived some place where she could raise lagerstroemias....
Thanks Chris!