#sheffield trees

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Endcliffe Park / Autumn 🍂

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Backlit Acer Leaves by John Lauper

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A Perfect Autumnal Scenic View Sussex NT by Adam Swaine Via Flickr: If you’re looking for some stunning autumn colour in Sussex I know the perfect place. Sheffield Park Gardens in East Sussex.

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Cemetery, May 2023

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only good thing abt the vous situation is that it lets me experience tecteun calling 13 the child that im 100% convinced she actually would bc shes the only one who uses tu for her

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Miles Kane with fans at Bear Tree Records, Sheffield - 07.08.2023

(via: zcharlottexsmith_, cowboylikekatie and jackdechogan)

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Old trees could become renewable fuels this Christmas

A new paper, published in the ACS Sustainable Chemistry & Engineering journal, found that pine needles could be used to produce renewable fuels and value-added chemicals, such as preservatives used in agriculture, using only water as a solvent.

Between 6 and 8 million real Christmas trees are sold every year in the UK, with an estimated seven million making their way to landfill at the end of the festive period.

Not only is this costly, but once in landfill, each tree will release 16 kg of greenhouse gases as they decompose, producing methane gas, which is 25 times more potent than carbon dioxide (CO2).

Earlier University research from 2018 found that useful products could be made from the chemicals extracted from pine needles when processed. With the aid of heat and solvents, the 2018 study established that the chemical structure of pine needles could be broken down into a liquid product (bio-oil), which could be used in the production of sweeteners, paint, adhesives and vinegar and a solid by-product (bio-char), which could be used in other industrial chemical processes.

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the eye of sauron, blacka moor, 22/12/22 👁️‍🗨️

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Broken storm tree, Sheffield, Dec 2024 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

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Sheffield Park

After a couple of days of monochrome (NTTAWWT) here is some colour, courtesy of Sheffield Park and Gardens. . #photography #landscape #sussex #visitsussex #nationaltrust #water #trees @nationaltrust #countryside

The grounds of Sheffield Park are stunning at just about any time of year. Found In: Sheffield Park & Gardens

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Sheffield Tree Surgeons is a family-run business operating since 2003, offering industry-leading tree cutting and Tree Removal Services in Sheffield and surrounding areas. Our experienced team caters to domestic and commercial customers, providing one-off or routine tree maintenance.

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Raindrops Keep Falling @ Sheffield Park NT Sussex by Adam Swaine Via Flickr: Magical place even in the rain..enjoyed a magical walk through these stunning grounds - The giant sequoia and maples dotted throughout the park with its lakes and majestic gunnera around the water only added to the delight as walked the trail.

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Bird cherry, May 2023

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Archaic Words: Christmas

Anadem - a wreath; a garland

Apple terre - an apple orchard; in Devonshire, they have a curious custom at Christmas of firing powder at apple trees and singing lays round them to make them more fruitful

Bull week - the week before Christmas, in which the work people at Sheffield push their strength to the utmost, allowing themselves scarcely any rest, and earning more than usual to prepare for the rest and enjoyment of Christmas

Christenmesse - Christmas

Crouchmas - Christmas

Cursenmas - Christmas

Dation - a gift

Feed the dove - a Christmas game mentioned in Brand's Pop

Garlong - a garland

Gower - a kind of cake, formerly made for children at Christmas

Hackin - a pudding made in the maw of a sheep or hog; formerly a standard dish at Christmas

Kissing bunch - a garment of evergreens ornamented with ribands and oranges, substituted for mistletoe at Christmas when the latter is not to be obtained

Nativity pie - a Christmas pie

Nowel - a cry of joy, properly that at Christmas of joy for the birth of the Saviour

Plum porridge - porridge with plums in it, a favourite dish at Christmas in some parts of the country

Sharping corn - a customary gift of corn, which, at every Christmas, the farmers in some parts of England give to their smith for sharping their plough-irons, harrow-tines, and such like, and exceeds not half a bushel for a plough-land

Waresm - a gift

Yu - yule, or Christmas

Yu goads - Christmas playthings

Yuling - keeping Christmas

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