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The trees were only two or three times as far away as the remains of the umbellifer, but they were almost disappearing in the post-dawn mist by the Staffs & Worcs canal.

One of the most popular areas at Baggeridge, only a short walk from the car park.

The chimney of the brickworks can be seen peeping through the trees in the background.

Flowers on a fruit tree – perhaps a plum.

The daffodils in St Peter’s churchyard are all planted next to the alley down the side of the Art Gallery.

Another fine early morning recently, and a view across the West Park lake with the skyline of the city centre on the horizon.

This wood pigeon was lit by the early morning sunlight as it surveyed the area using a street light as a vantage point.

These catkins are on a male tree: those on a female tree are green.

The adult ed centre on St George’s Parade is one of the few distinctive and attractive recent buildings in the city centre.

The area it is in is likely to become even more of a backwater when Sainsbury’s make their planned move to their new site.

Misty view of the Staffs & Worcs canal heading downstream just outside Wombourne on a misty morning.

The large nests in the bushes probably belong to magpies.

One of the characteristic sights of Wolverhampton city centre, the distinctive building which began life as the Chubb factory.