Tag: snow

• Chilterns Trees

  

  This post is my celebration of some of the many Chilterns trees I have encountered on my travels. Trees that have left an impression on me. Some I enjoy frequently as I go about my day, others not as much. More I am hoping to see. 

  Mary Tebje

  24th October 2018

  Chiltern Hills

  A Year in the Chilterns, autumn, blogs, Countryside, england, english, English countryside, Explore England, farming, history, landscape, legends, leisure, national, nature, Photography, seasons, sense of place, snow, summer, The Chilterns, Travel, Travel and Tourism, Travel blogging, travel to the chilterns, winter

• Do Trees Fall Uphill?

  

  In places the original iron fence has been replaced by wood, then barbed wire simply rolled over the gaps that will keep everything out. Or in. The contrast between the carefully managed fields and the disarray and upheaval behind me couldn’t be greater. The former almost lifeless, the latter bursting with life.

  Mary Tebje

  1st March 2018

  A Year in the Chilterns, Ashridge, ashridge forest, badgers, blogs, Chiltern Hills, chilterns, Chilterns AONB, Chilterns countryside, Chilterns Gifts, chilterns walks, countrywalk, Days out, dogs, england, Explore, Explore England, farming, flint, heritage, history, landscape, leisure, Mary Tebje, national trust, Photography, quirky, Rural, seasons, sense of place, snow, The Chilterns, thechilterns, Tourism, traditions, Travel, Travel and Tourism, Travel blogging, travel photography, trees, winter

• Chilterns A to Z

  

  Get to know the ghosts, they all have a story to tell.

  Mary Tebje

  22nd February 2018

  A to z, autumn, Berkhamsted, blogs, Boating, chequers, chilterns, church heritage, Countryside, Education, england, english, english history, Explore, families, farming, festivals, Follies, food, heritage, Hermits, Hitchin, industrial heritage, landscape, legends, leisure, Library, Musuem, myths, national trust, Photography, quirky, Rural, rural tourism, seasons, sense of place, snow, snowscape, summer, The Chilterns, traditions, Travel, Travel and Tourism, Travel blogging, waterways, winter

• Please sir, may we have some more?

  

  We were treated to a beautiful dawn with streaks of pink slowly turning orange above the white Chiltern hills heralding a new day, and because we’d all been so good, the most brilliant of skies offset by the corduroy fields.

  Mary Tebje

  14th December 2017

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