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Ashridge

Posted on July 10, 2022 by Rex Tyler

Elderflowers Nettles and Holly a hollow in Ashridge where I parked in the sunshine for falafel and salad Woodland flower  mushrooms an eye on the wild  lifeThe Bees, and the Hovers Butterflies Moths In true flight glistening Holly lost in … Continue reading →

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Dandelion troopers

Posted on April 17, 2022 by Rex Tyler

The Dandelion Troopers roaring their way Through Northcurch close to the old Tudor .house hard fast to the High Street the forest lies dormant daffodils nodding the rickety fence with the laurels   all green And the tips of the … Continue reading →

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Ashridge Forest and its wild deer

Posted on April 1, 2019 by Rex Tyler

Commons and chalk downland A green and forested wood Fallow Deers are wild they are 500 acres should Be the draw for city dwellers From London and we know For The beeches and the many types of trees There are … Continue reading →

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