Today (30th March) I went to the Sherwood Forest (Nottinghamshire,
England). The decent amount of sun this Mother’s day served adequate lighting
for my camera. I shot a fair amount of new family photos. And my mother laughed
merrily at my bashful nephews and niece, despite her slight cough she’s had for
the past few days. It was a good time to have a picnic, yet there were no
squirrels or many birds to steal our food… which, to be quite honest, was a
shame for me the guy with the camera.
As I’m not one to show photos of people much, I’ll only show
the photos of the Great Oak, statues and amongst other things.
In May I’ll travel to Japan, so be sure to check back then
for some great pictures of Tokyo and Yokohama. It’s gunna be so much fun ^_^ After that, I’ll go to London for the next
comicon. In spite of all that, I don’t see myself as much of an otaku (Japanese
anime, manga and games lover/all-round geek), photography makes things where
people gather more interesting. I’m more interested in Japan, it’s language and
actual people more than anime and manga XD
This isn’t the major oak, it’s just a tree.
Oh look, horse!
My dog.
This way to the major oak (shortest trail around the national
park).
This is the major oak in all its glory. Of course it’s
always in crutches, it’s old after all.
There was a small training area for archery. These little
trinkets were being sold around here too.
Don’t really know what this is. A deer?
Robin hood and Little John (the bigger guy). If you don’t
know the tale, then watch anything Robin Hood related (Robin Hood: Men in
Tights is hilarious). Basically he’s a folk legend that helps keep the spirit
of Sherwood Forest alive.
Thanks for reading.
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Micheal.
There's a rumour going around about a living skeleton, does he come out on the night of Halloween? When will the Lumen reveal themselves?
