Trees on the road from Ipswich, just before Gate Farm Cottages, on a misty April evening.
Wednesday, 13 April 2005
Trees on the meadow
It'll be a very long time before any of our trees look like this. These are the two that grow between the village hall and the school, stripped bare in winter. Spring and summer pictures will follow.
Chestnut sapling
Now the weather's warmer, the young trees are growing fast.
EGGS Secretary Sue Mackie reported on our progress to the Annual Parish Meeting on Tuesday 12th April. There weren't many people there and no one seemed interested enough to ask any questions, except one parish councillor, who wanted to know why we'd called it EGGS, in a disapproving sort of way. Well, at least he was paying attention.
EGGS Secretary Sue Mackie reported on our progress to the Annual Parish Meeting on Tuesday 12th April. There weren't many people there and no one seemed interested enough to ask any questions, except one parish councillor, who wanted to know why we'd called it EGGS, in a disapproving sort of way. Well, at least he was paying attention.
Friday, 1 April 2005
Chestnut bud
Spring is springing at last, so the trees are starting to sprout leaves. You have to get close to see most of them but soon they'll all be green.
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