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Deep cutting, South Staffordshire Railway Walk

17 November 202016 September 2018 by David

Deep cutting, South Staffordshire Railway Walk

Deep cutting in the sandstone rock, on the South Staffordshire Railway Walk between Wombourne and Himley Plantation.

Deep cutting, South Staffordshire Railway Walk

Categories David
Fading glory – poppy
Birch polypore, from above and below
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