Can’t decide for Tree of the Day between my splendid Hampstead specimen and the snowy Freiburg beauty sent to me by a friend. So it is a straight shoot out between 🇬🇧 and 🇩🇪
Nothing a capacity crowd couldn’t improve. Arrived for my co-commentary duties for @burnleyofficial - seventh game Dyche v Moyes. Moyes yet to win
I’d love to be able to say I took these photos. But I didn’t. Someone called @helenbrown_photography did. My four faves among a load of tree photos she sent me. All four would be worthy winners of Tree of the Day 🥇 but I am sharing it between 1 and 2. Thanks for sending Helen. I am not begging for photos btw as I get sent too many as it is but these really were something special.
For Tree of the Day I am going dark and foreboding. Because that is how the world feels right now. No point denying it. Can’t get my head round more American troops being deployed to protect the Capitol than in Syria and Afghanistan. And more being sent all around the US. Meanwhile Johnson exposed for more blatant lies at Liaison Cttee and few eyelids appear to be batting. We are normalising his Trump like behaviour.
Another Tree of the Day win for the Dorset sky, with thanks to @frankiebaldwin1 🥇
Something very special about the light today which meant a few old familiars I have seen thousands of times became Tree of the Day contenders, including another bird topper. But pic 1 my 🥇 winner
Some very strong Hampstead Heath challengers for Tree of the Day today. But for second day running for 🥇 I am going for one atop which a lone bird sits to survey the mess we humans are making of things. 2 and 3 take the other medals.
My Tree of the Day has been won by a bird
Hahahaha. This was my twitter post on Tree of the Day as we went into injury time!! Equalised a minute later. Another assist - so proud.
Some fabulous misty shots on the Heath out with the dog this morning but my Tree of the Day is pic 1 spotted Totteridge area on a long bike ride. Owning the road. Can’t believe we are losing to MK Dons. Magic of the FA Cup my backside!
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