The Oak tree’s this year are loaded with acorns….a great year for the Squirrels and Jays, amongst other wildlife. Yes, it would appear to be a good crop this season with lots of plump acorns.
If one believes the Country Folk Lore, we best get ready for a severely bad winter!
4th September
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I have at times been very sceptical about folk lore….. but over the years they seem to be very much in tune with the seasons. I guess our predecessors were more in touch with their surroundings and natures changes and responses. 🙂
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I think they were…and in touch with Circadian rhythms
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I guess their circadian rhythms were very much effected by light and dark… not having the doubtful benefits off 24 hour light to extend the daylight hours.
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Exactly
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That is one glorious oak.
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Maybe not the biggest…. but very shapely 🙂
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