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Bramble leaves, lightly frosted, Compton

7 January 20177 January 2017 by David

Bramble leaves, lightly frosted, Compton

Drooping leaves from a bramble (blackberry) plant, covered in frost which was just beginning to melt in the morning sunlight earlier this week.

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