Hull and Hereabouts

So to the Westwood where there was still plenty of greenery about but quite few trees giving up on the year and getting ready for an ex...

This old tree, I think it's a lime tree, is huge, not tall particularly but wide; some of its branches must be forty or fifty foot l...

I made a brief sojourn to Beverley Westwood on a hazy June day. I don't think I've ever seen so many buttercups. The cattle that...

And while I was on the Westwood I thought I may as well take some more Autumnal pictures. This Autumn has been a particularly colourful...

So, back to see that old tree  again and, well, as you can see the roadside is still one big car park . These are not day-trippers enjoy...

Well hardly, this is the well grazed almost manicured common land that is Beverley Westwood and much of what you see here is a golf curs...

And how did you spend your Christmas morning? Why trying to identify this fungus since you ask. And did you succeed in your mycologica...

I mentioned in passing many months ago that Westwood Road, Beverley had the most expensive houses in this area. Personally I can't ...

So I go to see that old tree as I always do when I'm around the Westwood and I found it surrounded by cars. There's usually a c...

Took myself off to Beverley Westwood and had the place practically to myself, just an occasional dog walker, an errant golf player or tw...

And while I was on Westwood I had another visit to that decaying tree that I posted in June . The tree itself didn't appear much cha...

As I was in the neighbourhood I  did what I always do and paid  a visit to this old chestnut which I've posted a couple of times bef...

Beverley Westwood The blues skies and fine weather of Summer seem for the moment to have left us. Some really dark clouds looming throu...

The good folks of City Daily Photo have chosen as today's theme the ' Beauty of Decay '. Easy I thought just point my came...

This old water trough stands in a hollow created by hundreds of hooves over the years as the commoners' cattle seek to slake their t...

I took a stroll on Beverley Westwood the other day, I don't think I'd been so cold all Winter and it's supposed to be Spring...

So to Beverley Westwood in search of some Autumn colour. Surprisingly most trees were still mainly green and to make matters worse the s...

These are on Beverley Westwood. If you peer closely you can just make out the black mill .

Beverley Westwood is common land which means that commoners can and do graze their cattle. There's over 400 beefy beast on the Wes...

On the edge of Beverley Westwood lies an area called Burton Bushes, it's said to be the remains of a primeval forest. It's als...