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Common powderhorn on elm

26 August 2020 by David

Common powderhorn on elm

Old and weathered elm log on the Castle Green at Bishop.s Castle. Powderhorn lichen growing on some ome the deeper depressions in the wood, adding yet more variety to the textures on show.

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