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A massive London Plane chilling in St Martin’s Le-Grand A familiar tree in Central London as used extensively in the expansion of London in the 18th century for its ability to thrive in urban soils Also a leading cause of spring hay fever triggering the ‘Chelsea Cough’

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Well obviously, where else would they be 🙄

An English Bluebell a day until I run out of photos #22 Now we are off to see the Kingdom of Kent’s greatest football team’s parade to celebrate being Champions of England My team were founded in Woolwich, which back in 1886 was a town in Kent before London invaded

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There is an intrinsic link between our woodland & my welfare, as indications of illness or stress in its ecosystem are mirrored in my own health & happiness This is how it was when nature was the centre of human existence, when taking more than you need was unheard of

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Medway Valley, the Kingdom of Kent

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I explained to the dog walker that the male mule swan I walked close to allowed me, because he recognises me by facial & body build recognition from constant encounters. Alas to no avail, but to be fair to him and his dog, they got an admirable head of steam up when required to

Nature’s Gold, England’s Glory

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A chicken. That is red. That’s all.

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The Kingdom of Kent 🫡🌳

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Hazel leaf buds opening look like Angels

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An Acorn Dreams

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Kentish tree tunnel guarded by a massive oak tree in the Medway Valley

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I like this place and could willingly waste my time in it William Shakespeare

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The best memories are not in your head, they are the ones you forgot, but stumble onto & pick up again

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Nature’s Gold, England’s Glory

Green is the fresh emblem of well-founded hopes. In blue the spirit can wander, but in green, it can rest Mary Webb

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Who knows what these are?

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The full photo of the average size Kingdom of Kent oak tree, and an average size citizen The tree is Majesty, the largest oak tree in Europe, & my son Oliver, who is 6 feet 6 inches 🙂🌳

Nothing to see here, just an average size Kingdom of Kent oak tree, and an average size citizen 🫡🌳

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If you do not change direction, you may end up where you are heading

So, if I post an English Bluebell a day it will take me one thousand three hundred & sixty nine years to show you every one in our woodland Better get started then 🫠

Wotcha

What it’s all about

Where it all started. My christening photos where taken under this oak tree at St Marks Church in Bromley, the Kingdom of Kent Wearing his Bromley Football Club shirt is my 6’ 6’’ son Oliver providing the scale, on our way to the championship winning parade 🥳