Cheltenham Daily Photo: Corridor Of Trees

Sunday 16 November 2008

Corridor Of Trees

Today I'm keeping things simple. I think I'll let you tell me about the photo.

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9 comments:

magiceye said...: beautiful visual..; Sun Nov 16, 01:37:00 am
Joan Elizabeth said...: Where I live in Australia, people nostalgic for the "old world" planted such corridors. Perhaps because it is traditional and beautiful.; Sun Nov 16, 06:31:00 am
Hilda said...: Looks very peaceful. And cold! Was it?; Sun Nov 16, 03:05:00 pm
Hope said...: I can feel the peacefulness of this place.; Sun Nov 16, 04:01:00 pm
Jane Hards Photography said...: At the end of this corrridor is a buried stargate. It's wild and wonderful and must be ahven for wildlife.; Sun Nov 16, 06:16:00 pm
Knoxville Girl said...: oh, I'm reading "Doomsday Book" by Connie Willis, and the story is about someone who has time travelled back to 1320 near Oxford - this looks like the woods and fields she is describing in the book.; Mon Nov 17, 02:23:00 pm
Ming the Merciless said...: Awesome photo. The lines of the tree trunks are so dramatic.; Wed Nov 19, 06:10:00 am
Neva said...: It is a lovely view of the a pretty forest.; Fri Nov 21, 12:01:00 am
dan13 said...: i think these tree corridors are so beutiful and i'm sure they are created with a purpose, be it for love or possibly a ritual belief i am not sure but thay are to awe inspiring to be a fluke. I'm going to a place where i know one of these exists today, it's in a common park, well technically the old hunting ground of past kings (most commonly king henry the eighth) so alot of people may know about it. However, it's wot happens at a cirtain time of winter on certain cold clear days that is truely amazing. i can't remember the exact day i saw it years ago but i'l find it again and publish it for you guys. When the sun sets on a crisp witer's day, the type with no clouds that look tropical but would freeze the very blood still in your veins should you decide to decloth, it sets forming a semi circle with the ground with each of it's opposite sides just touching the trunks of the last two trees in the corridor it's only there for 5-10 mins perfectly, as the suns continues to set, but you would wait a lifetime to see it. It's so special i doubt that the land owners even know that this takes place! hope you guys have a truely wonderous new year, wish me luck!; Fri Jan 02, 11:25:00 am

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