Early spring walk at Winkworth Arboretum, March 2016

Brian and I took advantage of a sunny afternoon in the week to visit Winkworth Arboretum, a National Trust Managed Woodland near to us.   We visit it several times in the year and there is always something different to see.   It's a bit hilly, so we have not been there much in the past two years due to my poorly knees, which are now much improved following the cartilage repairs.

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