Two more pollarded ancient Pedunculate Oaks in Cuckfield deer park West Sussex; and an ancient Pedunculate Oak in the adjoining High Weald ghyll woodland; a natural pollard that has developed a "knuckle" from which ne…
2/2 much of a Peltigera in one place. Growing in the New England Wood near Cuckfield; an ancient High Weald Ghyll woodland. Growing with Yellow Archangel, Bluebells and Wych Hazel. Absolutely stunning.
(Scotland, Northern England) A ravine.
“Two more pollarded ancient Pedunculate Oaks in Cuckfield deer park West Sussex; and an ancient Pedunculate Oak in the adjoining High Weald ghyll woodland; a natural pollard that has developed a "knuckle" from which new shoots are produced annually.”
“2/2 much of a Peltigera in one place. Growing in the New England Wood near Cuckfield; an ancient High Weald Ghyll woodland. Growing with Yellow Archangel, Bluebells and Wych Hazel. Absolutely stunning.”
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