A walk that ends in bluebells

urthonamagApril 27, 2019February 9, 2021psychogeography

Eversden wood is an ancient managed woodland in South Cambridgeshire. Rather than carpets of bluebells as in Hampshire or Somerset the insouciant flowers hide between ferns and saplings.

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