WHAT ?

TIME.

I enjoy the way time plays its part in the forest,this tree stump must be 50 years old ,and is now the home to fern growth and moss.Below is a photo of fern coming into growth

FOREST BOAR

I came across this small family of boar last night,but it was too dark to take any photos ,so i went back this morning,and after a while they came out to moot in the bluebell roots.

A LAST LOOK AT CORNWALL

The top photo is of Polperro harbour, a lovely little place that i had to walk through on the coast path. The bottom photo is of the mouth to Polperro harbour . I had my lunch were i took this photo, , food never tasted so nice.

S.W.C.P. CORNWALL

We have been away for a few days ,back down to Cornwall walking different sections of the south west coast path. I love the remoteness of some of the coast paths. This photo is a few miles east of the Lizard.

WILD GARLIC

It was thought that the wild boar in the forest,would with their mooting , ruin the bluebells and wild garlic on the floor of the forest. This bed of garlic below has been dug up by the boar for the last 4 years that i know of and its done no harm what so ever. And it smells lovely (If you like the smell of garlic )

Grey Squirrel

There was not a lot about this morning, after my hospital appointment,but you can always rely on the squirrels to turn up and feed.