Darnell's Lane A no-through road to Darnell's Farm.
-
7 days before
Footpath to Darnell's Farm Alongside a turnip field, approaching from Withymoor Wood on a very cold December morning.
No tags -
24 hours after
Buildings in Brookend Street The timber framed antiques shop (currently for sale) is positioned between the takeaway and the dry cleaners.
No tags
| Title | Darnell's Lane A no-through road to Darnell's Farm. |
| Photo's author |
Pauline Eccles
User stats
Author's photos
|
| License | |
| Source | Wikimedia Commons image |
| Date | 08 Dec 2009 00:00:00 |
| Original size | 640 x 480 |
| Retrieved from source on | 28 Feb 2012 02:35:14 (UTC) |
| Tags | |
| Tools |
-
0 m
Darnell's Lane
No tags -
0 m
Darnell's Lane A no-through road to Darnell's Farm.
No tags -
15 m
Track to Lambs Cross With a crispy carpet of last year's leaves. For almost all its length, the track is lined on one side with holly bushes.
No tags -
15 m
Track to Lambs Cross
No tags -
48 m
Barn with buttress Constructed from a variety of materials.
No tags -
48 m
Barn with buttress
No tags -
87 m
Walkers heading towards Lambs Cross
No tags -
87 m
Walkers heading towards Lambs Cross The roadside ditch is dry and filled with last year's leaves. Wood anemones grow alongside the lane.
No tags -
97 m
Property with fine views Extended property in Darnell's Lane.
No tags -
97 m
Property with fine views
No tags -
113 m
Winter trees Leafless in Darnell's Lane.
No tags -
113 m
Winter trees
No tags -
125 m
Ringlet butterfly
No tags -
154 m
Cox's apples ripening at Sargent's Farm
No tags -
185 m
This year's crop! Apple harvest 2009 at Sargents Farm near Gorsley, Herefordshire.
No tags -
185 m
This year's crop!
No tags -
210 m
Sargant's fruit farm near Gorsley in February
No tags -
214 m
Mistletoe infestation
No tags -
214 m
Mistletoe infestation An old fruit tree in Sargent's Lane has been taken over by this parasitic plant. The flowers appear late in the autumn, and the fruits, or berries, follow soon after. 'Viscum alb…
No tags -
223 m
Chancery Cottage At the end of its lane in Gorsley Common.
No tags
Actions
Comments
Herefordshire, West Midlands, England, United Kingdom osm
| County | Herefordshire |
| Region | England |
| Country | United Kingdom |
Nearby
-
0 mDarnell's Lane
-
0 mDarnell's Lane A no-through road to Darnell's Farm.
-
15 mTrack to Lambs Cross With a crispy carpet of last year's leaves. For almost all its length, the track is lined on one side with holly bushes.
-
15 mTrack to Lambs Cross
-
48 mBarn with buttress Constructed from a variety of materials.
-
48 mBarn with buttress
-
87 mWalkers heading towards Lambs Cross
-
87 mWalkers heading towards Lambs Cross The roadside ditch is dry and filled with last year's leaves. Wood anemones grow alongside the lane.
-
97 mProperty with fine views Extended property in Darnell's Lane.
-
97 mProperty with fine views
-
113 mWinter trees Leafless in Darnell's Lane.
-
113 mWinter trees
-
125 mRinglet butterfly
-
154 mCox's apples ripening at Sargent's Farm
-
185 mThis year's crop! Apple harvest 2009 at Sargents Farm near Gorsley, Herefordshire.
-
185 mThis year's crop!
-
210 mSargant's fruit farm near Gorsley in February
-
214 mMistletoe infestation
-
214 mMistletoe infestation An old fruit tree in Sargent's Lane has been taken over by this parasitic plant. The flowers appear late in the autumn, and the fruits, or berries, follow soon after. 'Viscum album' is the most common variety in Europe and can be found in southern England and Wales. The plant reproduces itself naturally with the assistance of birds. The seeds, which are contained in droppings, land on the bark and germinate. Sometimes the sticky flesh containing the seed sticks to the bird's beak. The bird may then wipe it off by rubbing its beak against the bark of a neighbouring tree where the seeds may germinate.
-
223 mChancery Cottage At the end of its lane in Gorsley Common.
