Trees and the Landscape

Some of the images on this page display a strange combination of 3 words next to the title i.e. ///force.fab.whale, this is a what3words address.

Using the what3words system, every 3m square in the world has been given a unique combination of three words, and I use it here to represent the exact location of my position in the landscape when taking the photograph (even when trespassing). The occasional prefix ‘OL’ denotes the location of an object itself.

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Old Field Maple

Devon

Old Chestnut

Bicton, Devon

Oak tree 'The Old Man of Calke'

Calke Abbey estate, Derbyshire. Estimated to be about 1200 years old

Old Man of Calke

With 800 year old companion oak tree

Ficus Macrophylla - Strangler Fig. Girth of about 13 m.

About 180 years old. Garden of parterre, Valencia - Spain

Mature Sycamore

Studley Royal Yorkshire

Spanish Chestnut

Devon

Lime Trees

Beech Trees

Herefordshire

Old London Plane

Planted in the late 18th century on the banks of the river Wye at Swainshill Herefordshire

Coastal Tree

Telpyn - near Amroth, Pembrokeshire

Ancient Yew Trees, St Michaels Church Breinton, Herefordshire

Age thought to be roughly contemporary with the original church. Early 13th century.

Ancient Yew Trees, St Michaels Church Breinton, Herefordshire

Beech Tree

Stresa, Northern Italy

Giant Ginko Biloba at Kinnersley Castle

Moved as a mature tree from Kings Acre Nurseries in the 1900s and now one of the largest in the country Thanks to Katherina Garratt-Adams (Kate) for permission to take this photograph w3w: void.intelligible.thighs