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Gorse, flowering, frosted

11 March 20168 March 2016 by David

Gorse, flowering, frosted

Gorse can be found in flower at pretty much any time of the year. These close-ups were taken on a recent frosty morning showing some of the flowers and flower buds on the bushes in Turners Field.

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River Severn and crumbling sandstone cliff
Moss on a frosty morning
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