Showing posts with label Tank Hill Quarry. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Tank Hill Quarry. Show all posts

Thursday, 7 February 2013

Tank Hill Quarry, Malvern

Photo 1, Ivy covered tree trunks.

Photo 2.

Photo 3.
 Today I explored a bit more of Tank Hill Quarry. The wood feels magical with its narrow meandering paths, and you have expect to turn a corner and bump into a hobbit. Some of the trees grow straight out of the side of the quarry itself. The picture of the particularly impressively odd trunk and root, (photo 4) is a close up of the tree that bows slightly to the right of photo 3. I had not realised quite how disturbingly phallic photo 4 was, I just thought it was unbelievable that it had managed to root, grow and apparently flourish when it is growing out of a granite quarry wall.
Photo 4, Trunk and root detail.

Sunday, 20 January 2013

Snow time again

Foot path from Tank Hill Quarry car park

View across North Malvern
 The snow is still falling and I rather wimped out today. However managed to get out and about around Tank Hill Quarry again to take a few pictures.
View towards quarry gate

View looking up North Hill