Nesting Birds, Tin Hut, Trees, Rutland, England, Photographs

Nesting Birds, Tin Hut, Trees, Rutland, England, Photographs




Egleton, St Edmund's Church





Affordable Rutland Home

Melton Mowbray, Leicestershire, Photographs, Bridges, Ducks, Trees, Old Lock Gates, River, St Mary's Church

Melton Mowbray, Leicestershire, Photographs, Bridges, Ducks, Trees, Old Lock Gates, River, St Mary's Church













Not long before these photograph were taken I had been soaked by heavy rain
a hail storm and then a snow storm. Looking a few moments later at the sky
it would be hard to believe.












River Road Bridge



Bandstand



Railway Bridge



Old Lock Gates

Autumn Tree Rutland Countryside Photograph

Autumn Tree Rutland Countryside Photograph

Leicestershire Countryside Landscape and Sky Photographs

Leicestershire Countryside Landscape and Sky Photographs

 

 

Cherry Tree Blossom in my garden photograph

Oakham Trees Photograph

Tree

Catmose Arboretum Oakham Rutland Cllr Joyce Lucas

Cllr Joyce Lucas Planted this tree October 2001

Cllr Joyce Lucas is in charge of the Catmose Arboretum

It's about the only nice to place to sit quietly in

Oakham it is situated in the grounds of

Rutland County Council next to the

Car Park.

Its better to visit on a sunny day when the council is resting

at the weekend.

In March Cllr Lucas produced a guide you can collect one at Victoria Hall, High Street Oakham

You will find 78 varieties of trees and shrubs

Oakham School seeks permission to kill trees

Oakham School is seeking permission to cut down and kill

two established sycamore trees

View from Oakham School

church steet scene

Would the tree wardens of Exton ivestigate?

Magnolia tree theft!

A Magnolia tree was ripped out of a garden and stolen from a property in Campden Close Exton.

I understand it was a wedding gift.

Oakham Town Council Tree Warden

Oakham Town Council Tree Warden.




At a previous Town Council meeting tree warden Joyce Lucas told the council this tree was dead. Does she not know trees have often loose their leaves during the winter season. The Council agreed with the Tree Warden and it was agreed the tree could be cut down.

Stamford Road has a lot of wonderful trees. Many have preservation orders and are in conservation areas and this appears to mean nothing At the moment the Town seems happy to cull as many as it can. Last year two very old and healthy Willow trees were cut down by Rutland County Council because resident complained the falling leaves made the pavements slippery.



From the first photograph you can see the tree seems to be a bit out of shape this looks like this because the tree was badly pruned last year. The owner should be prosecuted and the tree saved!



In the second photograph you can see the how the tree compliments the setting that is Stamford Road.