| Am meeschten gekuckt - Lord's Wood |
Compacting the Gravel642 mol gekuckt ginnIn the front of Woodman's Cottage, morning of September 19 2006. A beautiful, sunny, warm monring. This work was done for us by Albion Landscapes. They were the lowest of three bidders I contacted. They were very fast, and they did an excellent job.
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Looking Over The Fence, Lord's Wood Cottage638 mol gekuckt ginnThe brick chicken coop on the left. This photograph is taken looking towards the North-West. The post and rail fence is in the foreground, the clump of trees in the centre of the photograph are where the fence was previously located.
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New Lord's Wood Gate637 mol gekuckt ginnSome neighbours objected to our green burial planning application because they thought --- incorrectly --- that Lord's Wood was some sort of community "amenity." It is, in fact, our private property, and contains no public footpaths. To demonstrate this, we have reluctantly put up an electric fence and gate at the entrance.
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Woodman's Cottage -- The Pile of Gravel632 mol gekuckt ginnThe gravel in a big pile, waiting for the excavation to be completed. The gravel was then spread and compacted. Photographed on the afternoon of September 18 2006.
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Front Garden of Woodman's Cottage and New Fence631 mol gekuckt ginnPhotographed looking south-east. The Bransford (Colletts Green) Road is on the right. The grassy area is the front garden of Woodman's Coggage. The existing, side fence is in the foreground. It meets the new fence at the traffic marker. Photographed September 15 2006.
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Back of Lord's Wood Cottage626 mol gekuckt ginnPhotographed from the back of Lord's Wood Cottage, looking towards the south. The brick chicken coop is shown in the centre of the photograph, with the metal leaning on it.
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Long Flames621 mol gekuckt ginn
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Lord's Wood Cottage618 mol gekuckt ginnThis photograph is taken from the south, looking northward (towards Lord's Wood itself). This metal extension was constructed recently on the eastern side of Lord's Wood cottage. It goes right up to the fence, which we believe encroaches upon our property.
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Looking Southward Down The Track611 mol gekuckt ginnLord's Wood Cottage (with its new extension) is on the right. This photograph shows how the tyre tracks have moved to the east (left in this photograph) because the post-and-rail fence is too far to the east.
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Looking Southward Down the Track611 mol gekuckt ginnLord's Wood Cottage is on the right.
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Flames at the Top of the Bonfire606 mol gekuckt ginn
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Bluebells in Lord's Wood603 mol gekuckt ginnBluebells --- Hyacinthoides non-scripta --- flower early in the year, between April and June. In this way they can make good use of all the available light, before the trees above them become covered with leaves, and block out the sun.
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