This is the first of short series of posts covering the transition from winter to spring on the Southwell Trail and Combs Lane where I walk most days. The regularity of the walking, not only helps with general health, but also allows me capture the subtle changes in these locations that might otherwise be missed.
In this post, I concentrate on the last of the winter trees on the trail. There are few signs of the new season including the flowering blackthorns, the reinvigorated grassy verges and an abundance of new growth on the hawthorns. The weather is also seasonal with the occasional need to dodge heavy showers:
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