England, land of T

I've no idea what it is, what it is from or why it is fenced off either in the middle of nowhere.
I guess the mysterious nature of T is best left unexplained. One thing is for sure, we do like our Teas.

[mittens (Marilyn)]

Hmm, very interesting. It's a really pretty shot.

[Graham Harcombe]

Puzzling!

[Bekki B]

Perfect. Was it green? Maybe it was green T. Or possibly, could it be? The Koala T we hear so much about?

[Matt Clendon]

@bexclendon I think it may be a blend of green and koala T, yes.

[Sharon Lee]

It may be the missing link to Stonehenge :)

[Alison Hewitt Bailey]

A girl called Mercy made koala tea back in C16th. According to Shakespeare, she didn't strain it.

[Matt Clendon]

@dulciknit Koala tea is a little in-joke between myself and Bekki. Koala T = quality. It's what we call the value brand tea in supermarkets. ;)

[Alison Hewitt Bailey]

@sabresun :-D Mine's a variant on a truly awful joke someone told me years ago.

[Rick Schies]

Could possibly be a tombstone of some sort?

[Annie D]

@sabresun This has made me very curious..lol..where was it taken?

[Kalexa]

Interesting and strange at the same time!

[Matt Clendon]

@annied https://maps.google.co.uk/ and then type in 52.778941,-1.970429

[Kaz]

T marks the spot, or they plonked the coffin on the tombstone but forgot to come back and dig the grave??