I have visited Combs Lane, Farnsfield, regularly during the year. It is easy to walk to and with the Covid restrictions still impacting, local photography has never been more important.
By mid-November the maize crop which had become a visual barrier to some of the scenes in the area had been harvested and the fields had been raked. This came too late to include the lime and ash trees in the autumn photography. They had now lost their leaves leaving the only the oaks tree with any colour:
Despite the passing, or near end of the autumn season, the photography continued to roll on with my attention turning towards winter and some of the leafless trees around Combs Lane:
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