Monkfry
Graveyard trees with Sign
Today, 19th June 2010, Mrs Monk commanded me before breakfast to visit a Graveyard on the basis of what she had learnt at 4 AM on BBC East News, which discussed a phenomena, that had transformed the look of the Southend Grave Yard. Apparently, avenues of trees and even some graves had been overwhelmed by a parasite.
And so, before breakfast we checked out the BBC story, paid a visit and took these pictures. I understand that moths have been at work and created this strange macabre, other-world. Trees and graves have been wrapped, in a "silk" provided by "worms" The "silk" has the stretching quality and consistency of latex, apparently defying any notion that it might be an organic phenomena. It is in fact, more like a Marigold rubber glove, than organic natural silk.
Consequently the trees have been suffocated and in mid June they are now ghostly, and free of organic green foliage.
Graveyard trees with Sign
Today, 19th June 2010, Mrs Monk commanded me before breakfast to visit a Graveyard on the basis of what she had learnt at 4 AM on BBC East News, which discussed a phenomena, that had transformed the look of the Southend Grave Yard. Apparently, avenues of trees and even some graves had been overwhelmed by a parasite.
And so, before breakfast we checked out the BBC story, paid a visit and took these pictures. I understand that moths have been at work and created this strange macabre, other-world. Trees and graves have been wrapped, in a "silk" provided by "worms" The "silk" has the stretching quality and consistency of latex, apparently defying any notion that it might be an organic phenomena. It is in fact, more like a Marigold rubber glove, than organic natural silk.
Consequently the trees have been suffocated and in mid June they are now ghostly, and free of organic green foliage.