#heathlands

[dutchdude]

[orkazh-arts]

En tu bennak el lanneg / Quelque part dans la lande / Somewhere in the heathlands ✨🖤🤍

[niqvassieart]

Staying with some family friends in North Wales for a few months. Some digital studies from the last week!

[fungitopia]

So many Heath navel, Lichenomphalia umbellifera.

[calochortus]

Love is...An Alien Fungus that smells of Corpses... by Will Atkins Via Flickr: This Devil's Fingers Fungus (Clathrus archeri) seems to be trying to communicate a message of peace and love...

[surelookbutnothingtoseehere]

[vqpn]

[um-yesplease-photography]

23/10/23

Farnham Heath, heather 😌

[distractionactivated]

Post out there like 'the English turned their island from a hazelnut food forest to a goddamn lawn' and like. someone has already rebutted the rest of the post's bizarre takes but I'm just here to go hazel?? food forest? lawn?? wh a t? Obviously we - not just England - have hazelnut trees here but our forests are more often oak-dominated, with Scots pine in the north (the clue is in the name); we still have temperate rainforest along the west coast and in the north; I am also not sure that this is the correct usage of the term 'food forest'. Also, I'm not sure this is the correct usage of the term lawn.

(Coed Felenrhyd & Llennyrch, Eryri: Atlantic oak rainforest. Credit: Phil Formby / WTML)

(Wild Purbeck, North Yorkshire: a mix of woodland, wetland, and heath. Credit: Craig Charters)

(Rothiemurchus Forest, Cairngorms: native pine forest with open moorland, juniper scrub, and long-established farmland. Credit: Cairngorms National Park)

[malicious-lavalamps]

My favourite time of year

[daxtrace]

Hereditary Screenshot redraw for cringetober! First post on tumblr, hope posting stuff goes well here :>.

[jonkwasnyczka]

Black Hill, Suffolk, England

[toothwalker]

Chatley Heath, Surrey, UK (09 August 2024)

quite a lucky shot of the sun behind two thin dead pines! the heath is badly overgrown but it looks like they are doing some restoration work. the heather and ling is in full bloom and I saw a lot of what I think were digger wasps, nesting on the edges of the sand paths, didn't get a picture cause my new camera wasn't working (these are phone photos)

[cleargreyskies]

Despairing a little about the state of my master's thesis. It could have been so good if I hadn't stopped caring. I keep losing interest when it is one of my favourite topics and one I chose a year in advance. More guidance would have helped me a lot. Someone who showed they cared and would have made me work on it, too. (I am so bad at doing things if there is no extrinsic motivation. Sometimes I feel lost like a dog that needs a task and attention.) And a better work ethic. A better research question. The thesis feels so random, and I am not qualified for the discussion. Two weeks left, the most important intellectual part still missing. I hate this. One paper in your time studying has to be your worst, but why does it have to be the final one?

[bonefall]

Minor name update: Tornear’s name is being changed to Torear. His prefix is Tor, a rocky outcrop commonly found in English moorland.

[vizuart]