Fungus comes in many sizes. Enormous orange.
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| As big a a side plate |
Medium cream.
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| Dinner for some animal |
Tiny white.
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| Popping through the grass |
Some of the forest trees appear to be 'rusty.' They also look as though they are studded.
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| They remind me of medieval doors |
A collection of horsetails.
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| No horse in sight |
Green moss on the forest floor.
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| Vivid green moss mixed with dead pine needles |
Brackish water.
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| Inky chestnut brown |
The lake had formed beaches.
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| Sand dunes |
Sticky secretions trickle out onto the bank.
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| Metallic |
A view across the lake.
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| Tranquil and peaceful |
A trig point.
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| 'x' marks the spot |
A typical dry stone wall.
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| Lichen covered stone |
There are various art sculptures along the route.
The Janus chairs rotate 360 degrees.
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| You push the chairs to rotate and the view changes from water to land |
Tyne salmon cubes.
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| They move in the breeze |
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| These remind you of fish scales |
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| Fish eggs |
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| A double layer of plastic |
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| Fish skin reflects the view |
The Silvas Capitalis,a giant forest head is very spectacular. It is made of small sections of wood. You can climb inside.
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| You enter through the mouth |
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| A rear view of the skull |
A view from the eye.
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| Eye spy |
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