The 12th post and I have to say I have enjoyed taking photos of my lovely majestic horse chestnut.
I pass it twice a day on the way to and from work so I will be keeping an eye on it and you never know I might stop and take more photos of it but for now the regular photo shoots will cease.
I have enjoyed watching it change over the year.
So that is my tree in March.
And that is my tree throughout a whole year.

It was an enjoyable year following your tree! Great to see the mosaic with them all together! xx
ReplyDeletewhat a gorgeous study of your tree xxxx
ReplyDeleteIsn't that mosaic wonderful, seeing nature doing her thing.
ReplyDeleteLisa x
Love.
ReplyDeleteSo good to see 'that tree / your tree' and nature doing what she does best .... the mosaic you've shown is just lovely.
ReplyDeleteAll the best Jan
Having just recently stumbled on your blog, I appreciate and love the year of the tree mosaic.
ReplyDeleteI've enjoyed following your tree photos and it's great to see them all together at the end of the post. You could pick something else to photograph for a year. Andy Goldsworthy did something similar with a view.
ReplyDeleteIn some ways I think the tree is more spectacular without leaves! great patterns of branches.
ReplyDeleteA gorgeous tree. Love your photos, especially the collage through the year.
ReplyDeleteLovely to see this, thank you!
ReplyDeleteWhat is just as interesting as the changing tree (well nearly) is the changing sky! They are beautiful photos and it must have put you in touch with the changing seasons in a very special way. xCathy
ReplyDeleteWhat a very good idea, to show the changes throughout the year! I love the branches of the tree. The twigs that intertwine always intrigue me.
ReplyDeleteDeb
Seeing the tree reminds me how nature always follows the seasons so well but sadly man is becoming more and more removed from this since we now have electricity and central heating and food flown over from abroad. Soon even nature will struggle to keep in sync as Global warming confuses the plants as to what time of year it is.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photos from your walk - my friend lives close by Giggleswick school.