A walk along the Tweed from the Toll Wood
One of those blustery days that promises rain
Luckily we were out and back before the downpour
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All taken on Community Woodland & Forestry walks along the Tweed Valley
This is a beautifully carve seat from a tree trunk in a shady spot in Plora Woods, Walkerburn
The lower track which leads to Innerleithen Golf course
As it fell onto a Beech sapling
Across the Tweed, Taken from Windy Know
One of those days when you think the sun will never get through
Hay Lodge Park, Peebles
Beside Leithen Water just past the picnic area
Don't tell anyone about the Faries
Brambles
Are they Edible???
Fallen leaf caught on the trunk of an old tree
Plenty of Fungi in Lindinny Woods
but I didn't spot any Fairies this time
Any one fro Breakfast....These are Edible
The Porcelain Mushroom, Oudemansiella mucida, is sometimes also known as the Poached Egg fungus - a reference to the white of the egg rather than the yolk, of course!
This fungus is weakly parasitic upon beech trees, and on breezy days in autumn it is not unusual to see what appear to be tiny parachutes falling from high branches after the fungi have been dislodged by the wind.
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