Spring in Sherwood Forest 🌳🌿🦋

A very small pocket of Sherwood Forest, the last remnant of this ancient wood within the Nottingham city boundary.
Alas it’s close to a busy road and the muck of “civilisation”. What would Robin Hood thought of this? There are still deer 🦌 now and then
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I'm a folk singer based in Nottingham, England and also known as The Bread Witch for my Community Bread Baking project 🍞🥖
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More folk music by The Russell Sisters (harp and voice) at • Blackbirds and Thrushe...
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Album coming soon....

[@theendofeverything6356]

Scenes to gladden any Englishman's heart!

[@joyofthings]

Thankyou it’s so pretty.xx🐝🐝🐝

[@paulbird3235]

A lovely woodland scene, but we must remember much of our wildlife is hanging by a thread. As King Goerge the sixth once said "The wildlife of today is not ours to dispose of as we please. We have it in trust. We must account for it to those who come after". What would he think today, I wonder?.

[@iagree6677]

We need to stop importing 1.4 million people a year and then building over spaces like this to house them.

[@marksteven6116]

Great we have rain in the north

[@EatBakeSing]

We have rain here now too. Mizzle/drizzle

[@Terrierized]

Well you're quiet today ;)

[@bigoldgrizzly]

The birds were singing so sweetly, it would have been rude to interrupt ;

[@EatBakeSing]

It’s nice just to be silent and listen sometimes