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Moss-covered tree stump at Nevis Range
by Eirian Evans
for square NN1777
Fern-like moss covering an old tree stump, possibly thuidium tamariscinum.
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Moss-covered tree on the side of Loch Awe
by David Lally
for square NN0219
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A green throne
by Marika Reinholds
for square SX8851
This throne like chair was covered in mosses and small ferns and was spotted... (more)
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Redshank Moss
by Mary Rodgers
for square NO5351
Redshank Moss - Ceratodon purpureus on the north bank of Balgavies Loch Wildlife Reserve.
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A moss-covered wall
by Richard Sutcliffe
geograph for square NS5575
The path leads to Clober Road.
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Carrion crow
by Richard Sutcliffe
for square NS5575
On a moss-covered branch beside the path.
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Moss covered roots
by Bob Harvey
for square TF0820
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Tree with exposed roots
by Bob Harvey
geograph for square TF0820
Moss-covered the roots are not buried very deeply in the soil.
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Moffat Fundamental Benchmark
by Adrian Taylor
for square NT0608
Moss covered and almost hidden in the long autumn grass a few metres from the... (more)
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Mossy footbridge over ditch in Blenheim Park
by Jonathan Hutchins
geograph for square SP4414
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Remains of old buildings
by Richard Sutcliffe
geograph for square NS7376
The moss-covered stones are remains of buildings associated with Nethercroy... (more)
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Moss-covered tree roots, South Down, Dartmoor
by David Smith
geograph for square SX5591
The end of a hedgebank, this tree stands by a granite gatepost
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Mossy beech roots above Wood Well
by Karl and Ali
for square SD4674
The moss-covered roots of this beech tree resemble clawed fingers clutching the limestone.
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Daffodils, moss and the rear of The Esplanade, Sidmouth
by David Smith
geograph for square SY1287
The daffodils were in a bed in a barrier in a car park; the moss was on an... (more)
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Edge of Keyhow Coppice
by Peter Trimming
geograph for square NY1300
An ancient stone wall, under an extensive growth of moss.
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Eskdale
by Peter Trimming
for square SD1799
A stone wall, somewhere under a thick layer of moss.
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Moss on old Redwood stump
by David Pashley
for square TL8193
There are a lot of Redwood trees around Lynford Hall, planted in mid 1800s.
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The Levels are rising in places
by Neil Owen
for square SY6879
'The Levels' is a large artwork right on the esplanade, comprising of... (more)
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A shallow stone gathers moss
by Neil Owen
for square ST8992
One of the tombstones in St Mary's graveyard has a concave profile and so... (more)
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Moss Bridge
by Gordon Griffiths
geograph for square SO8795
The view from Showell Lane near Orton.
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A vision of the past
by Bob Harvey
geograph for square TF0820
This is rather what ancient woodlands used to look like, twisted bits of trees... (more)
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Moss and logs
by Bob Harvey
geograph for square TF0821
The remnant of some woodland task, stacked tomake an interesting habitat.
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Stone gatepost and a hinge
by Neil Owen
for square ST5648
The iron hinge looks like it has not been useable for some time, allowing the... (more)
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Old pipeline in woodland
by Jim Barton
geograph for square NM6671
The pipe supports have become upholstered with moss down in the woodland.
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Mossy miscommunication
by Neil Owen
geograph for square ST6047
This important road sign is likely to be missed by those who need it most.
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Alves Old Kirk
by Tom McPherson
geograph for square NJ1363
The ancient ruins of Alves Old Kirk in Moray, Scotland, stand as a testament to... (more)
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Cairn at Slacks Wood
by Bill Harrison
geograph for square NJ8414
See Canmore listing 19558 for more: Link . |
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North Downs Way
by Peter Trimming
geograph for square SU9647
Mossy bank, immediately west of West Warren.
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Mossy bin, Patterdale
by Karl and Ali
for square NY3915
The damp climate has affected even the rubber lid.
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Padley Gorge
by Stephen Burton
geograph for square SK2578
This area of ancient woodland gives a glimpse of how much of the Peak District... (more)
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A Path through the Pine Trees in Uppat Woods
by Andrew Tryon
geograph for square NC8704
Pine Trees near to the Lochans on a damp and overcast December afternoon.
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