TreeSquare: Scottish Borders
As we have recently returned from a week in the Scottish Borders, I thought I would include some of the trees we saw on our walks in Becky’s latest square challenge, TreeSquare. As you can see, we had beautiful weather apart from one afternoon when we got drenched. You can probably guess which picture was taken then!
Archway
Shadows
Before the rain came
The Glasgow Gallivanter 
Yeah, at home in the Czech Republic, we have loads of trees: birch trees, horse chestnut trees, rose bushes, walnut trees, apple trees, pear trees, plum trees, cherry trees, peach trees, hazel bushes, pine trees, … …
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I remember from the Tree of the Year competition that many European countries were much keener on their trees than we are.
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Like the one growing over the road. Country paths are at their best right now. Vegetation at its tallest and most exuberant. A head high green jungle.
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Yes, I loved the way that looked like an arch, though it actually wasn’t.
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It’s all so pretty and green and fresh. So glad you had a nice break away.
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Thanks,it was good to get a change of scene.
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I like the sunny pathway, it pulls you forward. Love the archway! There’s a tree I’ve seen in a Sydney suburb that actually seems to have a huge hole through the branches, where the tree has been trimmed for electricity wires and has grown up and around them. I’d love to get a shot for Becky’s challenge, but it’s quite a ways from me — and we’re in lockdown, so I couldn’t go even if I wanted to make the trek. Too bad.
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Yes, too bad! That sounds like an interesting tree.
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