The toadstool wood

Poelbos
The Poelbos is a forest in the municipality of Goes , near 's-Heer Hendrikskinderen and 's-Heer Arendskerke . The forest was created in 1975 at a land consolidation in the nearby area "De Poel", after which the forest is named. The forest is about 60 hectares in size, and consists of an eastern part, also referred to as "Hendriksbos" of 50 hectares of clay forest , and a western part, the "Arendsbos" of 10 hectares of forest on sand and sand . The management is in the hands of Staatsbosbeheer .
(And on a 10 min. drive.)

[Heather]

I love the light coming through the trees- dark and light at the same time. Just beautiful, Ferry! Big fav!

[Corinne C]

Beautiful silhouettes against a green light. This seems to be a wonderful wood!

[Beryl Lloyd]

Wonderful dark silhouettes against the green and light! fav

[Kathy]

I like the long straight trunks back lit by the sunlight.

[Pat]

What a lovely shot of this forest. So well established it looks like it’s been there forever.

[Babs]

Love it. fav.

[bkb in the city]

Very nice shot

[JackieR]

On my phone your beautiful photo is next to this by Northy https://365project.org/northy/365/2022-10-24 lovely similarity

[Diana]

Great capture of this beautiful forest.

[Dione Giorgio]

Beautiful forest and capture. The trees look so close to each other.

[Gosia]

Great capture and light

[mittens (Marilyn)]

Looks great.

[Merrelyn]

Nicely captured.

[Fisher Family]

A beautiful shot of the light through the woodland - fav!

(It was a simular story in the UK. Rabbit was a popular food until other kinds of meat that hadn't been available in the War became available. Then in 1953 there was an outbreak of myxomatosis which killed off most rabbits, and since then little rabbit has been eaten)

Ian

[Ingrid]

Mooi plaatje met het licht door de bomen!

[Nina Ganci]

yes, they love those trees. Dad use to go collect mushrooms in forest too