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    Default My Local (Wombwell) Woods

    Just a couple of quick pics I took this morning after failing miserably to get a brew going.

    A view over Wombwell Dam fishing pond



    A surprisingly pleasant view through the trees



    The area I choose to not get my brew on. But I did get to watch a stoat or weasel (No they aren't weasily recognisable or stoatally different when you don't know what you're looking at ) bringing some food home and had a close encounter with a Robin whilst I was busy with birch bark, firesteel and cotton wool.




    It always amazes me how picturesque these woods are given that you're never more than 5 mins from a road or house.

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    Nice seasonal pics, thanks for sharing.
    The Stoat withn the throat (white ) and the weasel with the teasel (tail)
    Crowe

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    looks familliar that does...
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    Nice pics and a great rhyme!

    Thanks

    Drew
    "If a fool persists in his folly, he will become wise" . . . a wise man. . . I think I'm still in the persisting phase. . .

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    Quote Originally Posted by Crowe View Post
    Nice seasonal pics, thanks for sharing.
    The Stoat withn the throat (white ) and the weasel with the teasel (tail)
    Crowe
    A stoat it was then!

    Thanks for that.

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    Quote Originally Posted by hiho View Post
    looks familliar that does...
    Yep, no matter where I walk in there I always seem to end up back at the pond. Is it me or do you think there a bit more wildlife in there these days and less tin cans and burnt out cars?

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    seems to be less junk around now.
    how long did the bench last on the top pond?
    Last edited by hiho; 19-12-2009 at 19:29.
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    All that birch about and no brew ??

    Lovely pics mate, had a nice wander round some yorkshire woods myself today. Having fun trying to ID animal prints in the snow.
    Rich




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    Quote Originally Posted by Shewie View Post
    All that birch about and no brew ??
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    most of it is old a knraly so not a great deal of the papery stuff about

    no wintery scene for tomorrow, absolutley tipping it down now.
    Last edited by hiho; 19-12-2009 at 21:43.
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    Quote Originally Posted by hiho View Post

    no wintery scene for tomorrow, absolutley tipping it down now.
    now its been snowing again got abnout 1/3 of an inch down
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    Nice pictures, a very pretty place.
    In every walk with nature one receives far more than he seeks.

    --- John Muir

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    Quote Originally Posted by Crowe View Post
    Nice seasonal pics, thanks for sharing.
    The Stoat withn the throat (white ) and the weasel with the teasel (tail)
    Crowe
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