Hello everyone.
Time for a nostalgic #WednesdayWalk.
Walk and visit to very special pine tree forest as it was pine trees planted by our family almost 30 years ago. It was sunny day couple days back and we decided to go and visit our pine tree place.
Story of pine tree forest goes back 29 years ago when our family decided to plant pine trees on one part of the land. I was small kid back then and I remember being on this particular place. And how I remember it?
Cold and muddy. It was Autumn. I remember couple frames at most and that was last time I was here.
I could see green pine trees from the distance while passing nearby but since the planting I have never entered the pine tree forest.
That was until couple days back when we decided to pay a visit to our pine trees corner.
What a surprise. As we entered the forest and started walking around I could see all these grown pine trees standing tall and strong.
Nothing else beside green pine trees.
And all this area has clean look. You can see only pine trees and pine tree needles or straws covering the ground.
And walk on it is enjoyable.
Soft cover to walk on. Dry tree branch here and there. And such tranquility.
If you look above you will see more pine trees.
There are other trees as well. Since vegetation hasnt started yet there is more light inside the forest.
Small pine tree. I think the ones that were planted almost 30 years ago were about size size.
Some trees are growing from an old tree trunk.
As we walk around we come to this big pine trees. These were already here when other pine trees were planted and they are older and much more bigger then others. Question to ask is did anyone planted these as well?
Woodpeckers looking for food in dry trees.
After we walked around and spent some time here it was time to go.
Planting these pine trees all that time ago was very good decision.
One of most enjoyable walks lately. A bit nostalgic and very positive surprise.
#WednesdayWalk to remember.
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