I think this tree is more than one tree actually. In the coming days I will find out when I'll have a closer look. There are sheep and lambs in this field now, so I don't want to disturb them.
We had a walk to Peter's cottage and back. Lev was very grumpy, but I was glad to see that after a while, he relaxed. He even sorted out the blockage under the little bridge with Sep; a big pile of leaves and twigs that got stuck.
@domenicododaro a long, long time ago I went to Rome with school (secondary). We went to Villa Borghese, I remember the lake and a temple and the 'relative calm' of the garden compared to the busy streets. I think we were there around this time of the year. I guess you can't go into the Villa Borghese now with covid-19.
Just as I was going to comment on the beauty of your rural countryside, I noted that Domenico @domenicododaro mentioned Villa Borghese, where last fall, we strolled the tree-lined corridor in healthier times! Now, even he can't go for a walk there! ...someday! "Hug a tree" for those of us who don't have one readily available!
Exploring this beauty more (when not disturbing its current residents) looks as though it could be very interesting, the lichen and those roots, especially.
@overalvandaan@Weezilou No, I can’t. I can’t even go much farer from our house’s door than 200 meters... I wonder why nobody is thinking on some kind of device allowing us to go back to ordinary life, don’t know, a helmet with a filtering device, whatever... We can’t stay locked down forever!
( Dat weer viel tegen. Storm wind en erg fris. )