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5th July Hi and thanks for subscribing if you're a regular or a big big welcome onboard if you're new thanks for taking the time to join me exploring some beautiful and natural places in and around Lancashire 👍 a few friends have asked how they can support the growth of the channel,,, so I have created a link to a donation and support page the link,,, buymeacoffee.com/ijambarlowuk you can click on this link via the channels "Description" text area (aka about section) section and also in the channels "Community" area/tab (to the right of Playlists) you may be able to click the link above or copy / past it? but that depends on what device your using? but the links in the channels "Description" text area (aka about section) and "Community" area/tab work just fine 👍 thanks 😀👍

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please do not eat any wild foods unless you are in a life or death survival situation

please do not eat any wild foods unless you are in a life or death survival situation

please do not eat any wild foods unless you are in a life or death survival situation

please do not eat any wild foods unless you are in a life or death survival situation

please do not eat any wild foods unless you are in a life or death survival situation

please do not eat any wild foods unless you are in a life or death survival situation

See the same tree from a distance ,,, czcams.com/users/shortsvR8CD1ciKPA?si=T1DLCMUPs4Pv8mQx

please do not eat any wild foods unless you are in a life or death survival situation

please do not eat any wild foods unless you are in a life or death survival situation

Alder tree has both male (long green) and female (brown cone) catkins Lancashire UK early July alder trees wood can tolerate getting wet very well so can be used for boats and paddles

Early July

Heavy with seeds

ghw

Windy July evening

Sycamore in distance ,,, stand under the same tree ,,, czcams.com/users/shortsDsTiX-tdCtI?si=W6dGBuHhtm19-tiT

An old friend 👍

Please take care with this plant

England played in the Euros this day

red berries, please read the description

Portal to another universe

Fruits

Up the lane is Fisher House

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Tidy

lots of fun

Gorgeous view

U got COPD.mate U needs medical help FFSAKE

Notice how the little one stops to pose for the camera 😄👍

So tranquil

Beautiful but dangerous at edge of cliff

Rivington pike ?

COMBINED method WORKED

Beauty pease tranquility

Please see the description

Stocks and flagpole on green

Please see description

Mais um que não pagou a renda ao senhorio!🇵🇹😂😂

Fireworks 😐

Rivington village green post box

👍The fastest moving species of land snail is probably the common garden snail (Helix aspera). On 20 February 1990, a garden snail named Verne completed a 31-cm (12.2-in) course at West Middle School in Plymouth, Michigan, USA, in 2 min 13 sec at 0.233 cm/sec (0.09 in/sec). To put this into perspective, the snail racing equivalent of a 4-minute mile would be roughly an 8-day mile. Credit Guinness world records

👍The fastest moving species of land snail is probably the common garden snail (Helix aspera). On 20 February 1990, a garden snail named Verne completed a 31-cm (12.2-in) course at West Middle School in Plymouth, Michigan, USA, in 2 min 13 sec at 0.233 cm/sec (0.09 in/sec). To put this into perspective, the snail racing equivalent of a 4-minute mile would be roughly an 8-day mile. Credit Guinness world records

👍The fastest moving species of land snail is probably the common garden snail (Helix aspera). On 20 February 1990, a garden snail named Verne completed a 31-cm (12.2-in) course at West Middle School in Plymouth, Michigan, USA, in 2 min 13 sec at 0.233 cm/sec (0.09 in/sec). To put this into perspective, the snail racing equivalent of a 4-minute mile would be roughly an 8-day mile. Credit Guinness world records

Love the sound of light rain on my umbrella 👍

Look out for that giant Panda

😊

Don't eat it

Notice the catkins?