Nave to Chancel from Western Approach-Whipsnade Tree Cathedral

Spent a good few hours at Ashridge and Whipsnade today. This is part of the Tree Cathedral, my first visit ever. This was created by an Edmund Blyth planted this following a visit to Liverpool Cathedral. He wanted more of a memorial for his two friends whom he lost in the First World War. He was helped by A Branson and I have to say it is worth a visit and pictures

[Pete]

Hi padlock - you're near my neck of the woods today! Whipsnade is a nice part of the world

[Pat Knowles]

Beautiful avenue made even lovelier by the addition of the autumn leaves on the ground.

[Louise Davies]

Lovely capture!

[Lois Webb]

Love this place

[Paula W]

What a peaceful scene.

[Sue Rose]

A gorgeous green avenue of trees with just the first hint of yellows. Lovely capture.

[Ivan]

Great, a natural cathedral. Nice information.

[Kev]

Nice lines, mate.

[tony gig]

Beautiful view and shot.

[Phil]

Love the calm feeling. Never been there, but visited the tree cathedral in MK once (based on Norwich), and thought it was the same place just from the thumbnail... uncanny