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White berries, rowan, Bridgnorth

10 December 2017 by David

White berries, rowan, Bridgnorth

White berries, insted of the more usual red, on a rowan tree in the garden area by Lavington’s Hole, at the base of the sandstone cliff at Bridgnorth.

White berries, rowan, Bridgnorth

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