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Climbing up the branch: fir cones

20 October 2019 by David

Climbing up the branch: fir cones

A mass of fir cones, growing upwards from the branch in close formation, on one of the three tall conifers at the back of Compton Lock. All three trees are covered in these ripening cones.

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