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Trees, plants, gardens, nature, history, architecture

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@netherfield34 Most likely ‘Cunninghams White’

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More of Crete. 🇬🇷

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Crete in autumn.🇬🇷

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Fingal’s Cave also, last pic

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Lovely boat tour to Treshnish Isles and Staffa today

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@netherfield34 Great, puffins gone now but saw plenty of shearwaters, shags and gannets. Dolphins too but difficult to get photo as the sea was rough.

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More of Staffa with #staffatours

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Grass of Parnassus growing in the machair at Sanna, Ardnamurchan.
#parnassiapalustris

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Alder moth feeding on Sorbus species. #acronictaalni #dumfries&galloway

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These magnificent elms at Preston Park, Brighton are some of the only ones left after Dutch elm disease in England. They are also some of the oldest in the world.

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@netherfield34 I found them difficult to get going so interested to see how yours do.

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There’ll be no nonsense here!
#barterbooks #alnwick https://t.co/CwTKmYNpBl

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Betula ‘Fascination’ catching the sunshine. #betulautilis https://t.co/YEk1jzph3A

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@joshuatranter99 @AlpineGardenSoc @TheBotanics @ashnurs Good for you Josh!

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Shambellie woods, New Abbey. Some very large trees including Coast Redwood, Western Red Cedar, Western Hemlock and European Silver Fir amongst older native trees. https://t.co/0EwHxuPd7G

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Shambellie House, New Abbey. Home of the Stewart’s for many years, then a costume museum and now a learning centre with a good range of courses. https://t.co/uCDwnaOa2V https://t.co/qIXBrVsX1P

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Wet day today but Cardiocrinum giganteum var. yunnanense is fully out, C. giganteum almost there. Magnolia officinalis var. biloba first flower coming soon. https://t.co/LtTxuzbwiA

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The ancient sessile oaks at Lochwood between Moffat and Dumfries, believed to be more than 400 years old, looking lovely amongst the bluebells. #quercuspetreae #hyacinthoidesnonscripta #dumfriesgalloway https://t.co/Q2EIKWD7BO