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Hawthorn Wood in winter, sunbeam breaking through

13 January 2015 by David

Hawthorn Wood in winter, sunbeam breaking through

Looking over from the Railway Walk into Hawthorn Wood on a wintry morning. The sunbeams breaking through the trees show the slight mist, which can form in the Smestow valley even when it is clear nearby.

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