A personal PhotoChallenge matching a story to a photo every day for 30 days with short tales of travel, mountaineering, Nepal, art, and a few personal ones too!
Stanton Fitzwarren is a small village in Wiltshire, close to our home, with a history that can be traced back to Roman times with the site of a second century AD Roman villa, through Saxon times with the foundations of St Leonard’s Church, and through Norman and Medieval times with a Manor House and planted woodland.
I will write more about the church and a “different” Robin Hood once I get access to the church interior (locked due to previous vandalism), but this post is about a walk through the woods and the emerging, at last, of some Autumn fungus. I hope you like the photos?

Fungus hunting in Stanton Park, Wiltshire
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Stanton Fitzwarren sounds like a suspect in an episode of Midsummer Murders.
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😂😂 or a neighbouring village!
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Love these photos.
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🙏🙏🙏👍
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A walk through a park is always enlightening and relaxing. The featured fungi can be the ghosts of bandits long gone from Sherwood!
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😂😂 I must remember that one!
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