Chewed Branches on the Path
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Chewed Branches on the Path
Image: © Des Blenkinsopp Taken: 26 Apr 2022
I guess horses get bored and start chewing stuff up. The fences round this paddock are literally getting eaten away with bite marks. A tree has fallen onto the route of the Three Castles Path over the field here, and has given them something different to get their teeth into. All the accessible bark has been stripped off.
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Image Location
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51.354664
Longitude
-0.822513