rooted branch
Tillingbourne in spring
woodland trail
Happy Fence Friday, as they say
No, you silly snapper, not with a tree growing out…
"Oy, ask my permission first!"
Chilworth Manor
wooden path signpost
path down from St Martha's
English bluebells
woodland bluebells
woodland bluebells
as I walked out one May morning
St Martha's churchyard
church weathercock
Church of St Martha-on-the-Hill
greensand ridge
Tillingbourne Valley
morning light in the Surrey Hills
the promise of the day
St Martha's Church, Guildford
churchyard seats with a view
church doors were always open
trail of the lonesome apple
rare giant beetle
bug feeders
apple blossom time
St Martha's Hill from the bus
Albury Post Office
green timbers
Albury Forge
Drummond Arms, Albury
Weston Dene, Albury
chimney on Gomshall Lane
bus through the village
well?
East Lodge, Shere
Tudor Cottage, Shere
green windows
Tudor Cottage, Shere
Tudor Cottage, Shere
Elm Cottage, Shere
Elm Cottage windows
Manor Cottage, Shere
welcome sign for travellers
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wonder who lives here?
a bisy backson, perhaps?
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