A woodland walk in Spring sunshine
Not feeling too much like talking this week, so I’m letting the photos speak for me. Click on a photo to start the gallery rolling, if you’d like.
Guisborough forest loop
These woods are full of creatures
Mr. Fox
Some hedgehogs who forgot to hibernate
Squirrels are always cute!
You can sit awhile on a butterfly
So new, she hasn’t weathered in yet!
Some spares
Newcomers?
Poor wise owl’s going nowhere.
The woodcutter’s cottage?
Disgusted that nobody had an apple!
The deer doesn’t look too happy either
This chap has to earn his keep.
The owl family have simply dozed off!
Back to the Woodland Information Centre
For a craft
Or two!
Cate at Show My Face will be glad to have your company. My thanks to her for being our kind hostess. I actually didn’t go much past my Six Words this week!
restlessjo 
After the week we’ve had over here I thank you for taking us with you on your walk in such a beautiful part of the world. I’m glad you included the horses.
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It’s been a total nightmare, hasn’t it, Rosie? So glad to see some sort of conclusion in Boston at least.
Those horses just didn’t want to be ignored, though I had trouble getting close enough to the worker for a shot.
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Beautiful photos of a lovely walk. Cracked me up with the “disgusted” caption for the horse. Hope you feel like talking more next time!
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I sometimes feel guilty because I prattle on for days, and it is supposed to be all about the six words, Xiomara. 🙂
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Your woodland walk looks lovely, Jo. I love all those animals carved out of wood. 🙂
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I was surprised how many there were, Cath. Those woodcarvers have been busy! :0
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Dear Jo,
They say a picture is worth a thousand words. Beautiful series!
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Thanks, Naomi. It was a lovely walk and so nice to be out in the sunshine in good company. 🙂
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Not too sure what to say Jo. Hope everything is ok.
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Yes thanks, David. Just affected by all the American tragedy this week and didn’t want to be too chirpy.
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Wonderful photos! I hope Zumba lifts your spirits.
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It did, Tonya! Then I watched Rafa in Monte Carlo and did some Polish lessons in the garden, so definitely perked up. 🙂
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Love the wood carvings.
BE ENCOURAGED! BE BLESSED!
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So many of them, Francine, and they keep carving more! Have a good week hon. 🙂
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what a lovely walk! Thanks for all the beautiful photos! Have a great weekend!
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Glad you enjoyed it, Kathe. So sunny here today- I loved it! 🙂
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What great photos. It looks like a lovely woodland walk.
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The company was nice too, Elaine. We have a good little walking group. Thank you 🙂
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I like the horse, working in the forest – I thought that was 100 years ago …
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This IS the north east of England, Frizz. Things move slowly here. 🙂
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Enjoyed the walk almost as much as you. Thanks for sharing!
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Welcome, Judy. It’s been so wonderful to have continuous sunshine today too! 🙂
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Your lovely post almost brings tears to my eyes. I really wish our winter would be over. But I sure can thank bloggers like you and others who have these hopeful photos of what soon, I HOPE will be my spring too!
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It’s unrelenting, Karen, isn’t it? I actually sat in our pergola with my Polish studies this afternoon. 🙂
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And speak they did, Jo, really great photos. Is that white horse working, hauling trees to other places? Awesome!
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Yes, I felt quite sorry for him, Marion, while his lazy bro cropped the field. The chestnut wasn’t really built for hauling logs though. 🙂
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Yep. A feast for all senses. Thanks, J.
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Nice to smell the wood, Ron. Thanks, hon. 🙂
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Thanks for the stroll, Jo. I love the sleeping owl family. 🙂
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First time I’ve noticed them, and I’d been before. I’m only observant behind a camera, Ad. 🙂
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With pictures like those, who needs words! Look after yourself.
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Thanks, Viv! 🙂
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Oh flip I just lost all my comment!Try again Jess!Basically I said that I loved woodland walks!Hmm,not talking much today,I wondering if you are all chattered out!Wishing you a fun week ahead,love Jess x
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I hate it when I do that, Jess!
It’s just been such an awful week newswise. I’m not feeling jolly. Off to zumba now so should be reinvigorated then. Take care, hon. 🙂
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That cottage is lovely and I particularly like the dozing owl family.
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They’re great aren’t they! Thanks, Lorna. Have a good weekend. 🙂
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Such lovely creatures Jo! Great shots hon and thanks for the lovely tour. I truly enjoyed. 🙂 Have a great weekend hon! *big hugs*
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So nice to have some sunshine, Sonel. Enjoy yours! 🙂
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Still waiting for ours..LOL! Been raining here since yesterday but I am not complaining. 🙂 *hugs*
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a beautiful walk, i could smell the aroma of the forest where the horse was working … and what a gorgeous little butterfly to sit on! thanks jo!
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Enjoyed our stroll, Christine. 🙂
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yes thank you jo!
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