Buslingthorpe by phil_sandford

Buslingthorpe

Probably the most photographed tree in ouir family; Carole has used it many times as have I. This is from our walk on Saturday in the cold down to the medieval village of Buslingthorpe (long abandoned) as our daily lockdown exercise.

All around the field that this tree stands in, now used as grazing for cattle, you can see the remanants of the medieval houses and settlements, now just mounds in the earth. An information board by the church, long since deconsecrated, says the village of Buslingthorpe was abandoned due to the change in farming and not down plague or any other act of God.

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Beautiful capture and lovely light, quite a stunning tree.
January 12th, 2021  
I think that one of the most beautiful things is a naked tree.
January 12th, 2021  
Familiar tree indeed, but nonetheless lovely
January 12th, 2021  
Such interesting info about the village.
Lovely backlit tree.
January 12th, 2021  
Simple and beautiful, a beautiful tree.
January 12th, 2021  
It’s a gorgeous tree. You can see it’s features so well because nothing is in the way.
January 12th, 2021  
It has such a lovely shape, nice sunburst too.
January 12th, 2021  
I can see why it's so popular, beautiful image, interesting narrative too.
January 12th, 2021  
Nice sunburst
January 12th, 2021  
very good
January 12th, 2021  
Beautifully captured!
January 12th, 2021  
Very nice
January 12th, 2021  
Lovely
January 12th, 2021  
Lovely shot.
January 13th, 2021  
Lovely shot - like that sun flare and the shadows on the grass
January 13th, 2021  
A fabulous tree however many times it is photographed/
January 13th, 2021  
Kat
Super image
January 13th, 2021  
Not surprising, this is a beautiful tree.
January 13th, 2021  
A lovely shot.
January 13th, 2021  
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