GOOSE GRASS, ALEXANDERS, BRAMBLE, RUBBISH AND FRIENDS

At the foot of a fence.

THE RED CELLAR DOOR

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ALMOST STRAIGHT AHEAD

CLOUDS OVER PORTLAND

SEEDLING

THE UPPER PATH

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Festival of the Trees

Number 57

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The Woodland Tree with Plants at its Feet

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Loose and Leafy

SYCAMORE SEED

WEEDS AT THE FOOT OF A GARDEN WALL

HINGE

SPRING IN THE WALL

JURASSIC SCREWS

Imprints of fossils which have fallen from rock.  (Portland Stone.)

The long triangular ones were probably Portland Screws (Aptyxiella portlandica) - gastropods of the late Jurassic Era.
If so, they lived more than 144 million years ago.

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GREEN TYRE

BARE VINE

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CAREX

BESIDE THE PATH

Alexanders leaves.
Smyrnium olusatrum,