passing through the woodlands

[Bart]

As you can probably imaging, not much woodlands survived into the 20th century in our densely populated country.
So, it's always a bonus if you can pass through one of these remnants of the forests.

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6. a glimpse of one of the omnipresent little chapels in a tree
(I have no idea how this is called in English or if there's even a word for these. Supposedly, these are christian "translations" of shrines for the goddess Freya before the christianization)

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Next, some views on the countryside

 

[Bohdan]

Such a nice journey you take us on through your woodlands. What is the man made structure in #5? Is that a bench within the structure?

 

[Bart]

Thanks, Bohdan!
Appreciated!

It's indeed a bench in #5.

Such a nice journey you take us on through your woodlands. What is the man made structure in #5? Is that a bench within the structure?

 

[AlJohnston]

Cool set Bart

 

[Bart]

Really appreciated, Al!
Thanks!

Cool set Bart

 

[Dayo]

Thanks for taking us along for your trip through those woodlands.

 

[Palouse]

There is so much history intertwined with your landscapes. B&W works very here to remind us of that. Very nice Bart!

 

[Bart]

Thanks, Dayo and Nick!
Much appreciated!

Thanks for taking us along for your trip through those woodlands.

There is so much history intertwined with your landscapes. B&W works very here to remind us of that. Very nice Bart!

 

[dossy]

Beautiful series, Bart! I agree with Nick about the fascinating history in your landscapes.

 

[Bart]

Greatly appreciated, Dossy!
Thanks!

Beautiful series, Bart! I agree with Nick about the fascinating history in your landscapes.

 

[Binnur]

My fav is #2 Bart. Very nice composition and conversion.

 

[Bart]

Thanks, Binnur!
Much appreciated!

My fav is #2 Bart. Very nice composition and conversion.