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Heart Of Oak

6th November 2007

Heart Of Oak by duncmc

Heart Of Oak from duncmc via flickr.

Tucked away at the north west corner of Beverley Westwood is a small area of Oak woodland known as Burton Bushes. There is evidence to suggest that this is a surviving patch of ancient forest, such as would have once covered the entire Westwood and beyond.

Tags: beverley, black and white, canon eos 400d, digital photography, east yorkshire, sigma 10 22mm EX DC

This entry was posted on Tuesday 6th November 2007 @ 10:19pm and is filed under Photos, Digital, Black & White, East Yorkshire.

2 Responses to “Heart Of Oak”

Flickr: the half-blood prince says…
6th November 2007 @ 9:25am
good tones
Peter says…
8th November 2007 @ 4:18am
Beautiful picture, captures the essence of the scene.

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