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by Annie
Smoked Salmon by Rheiner and Brannon Masters

with cracked pepper and lemon
The Arch of DOOM awaits...... by Darren Giddins

I have inverted the original to show off the textures in the archway and it has turned the green grass into Larva!
#walnuttree #burgos by Rubbish Rider
IMG_2926-5.jpg by Sue Shuey
WalnutGG3 by sweepcollie

These are our 3-4 ft Green Giant Arborvitae at Highland Hill Farm.
DSC01340 sm by 'shalla

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P1250251 by Angela
IMG_3490-11.jpg by Sue Shuey
P1250283 by Angela
Almond plantation trees by Deyan Georgiev

Almond plantation trees. Blue sky
The Walnut Tree by Graham Peers
Rooted in the past, yet......new shoots can still grow by Darren Giddins
P1250285 by Angela
walnuttree by catsilvestre
51 by mountainbiker
Twice Cooked Free-Range Sussex Pork Belly by Rheiner and Brannon Masters

with celeriac mash and calvados sauce
P1250266 by Angela
the fallen walnut tree by debs-eye
The Walnut Tree by Bex Foreman
IMG_2483 by courambel
IMG_2536.JPG by Darren Giddins
DSC01544 sm by 'shalla

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Detail of Upper Portion of Display Cabinet in King’s Private Drawing Room of William III’s Apartments by Alec Frazier

Here in the King would conduct more private business and meet with his closest acquaintances.

 

Display Cabinet

 

Upright rectangular walnut veneered cabinet made c.1710-20 in two stages with glazed doors with walnut glazing bars. Shelves with walnut edges. Crossbanding around the edges and four bronze ribbed rosettes, on ball feet.

 

•Provenance: This may be the cabinet referred to in the account of John Gumley for the year from Michaelmas 1716: “For a walnuttree press with a glass door 16.0.0” The pair to this cabinet is now in Colonial Williamsburg.

•People Involved:

oCreator(s):

Attributed to: John Gumley (1672-1729) (cabinet maker); English (nationality)

•Physical Properties:

oMedium and Techniques: Walnut, glass, brass

oak; walnut (wood); veneer; brass

oMeasurements: 227.0 × 93.0 × 65.0 cm (whole object)
Radur // Radyr by D Meurig

Radyr Explore

 

Pont Pant Tawel
The Hayton Scarecrow Trail 2023 by David Ambridge

The annual scarecrow trail at Hayton Cumbria. More photos from 2012 - 2023 here: www.flickr.com/photos/davidambridge/collections/721576534...
Squirrel enjoying one of the walnuts fallen from our tree. #squirrel #walnuttree #trumbullct by nomad7674

 
Everything is connected by Darren Giddins
DSC01252 sm by 'shalla

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Mother and Child! by Karen Wilkinson
DSC01497 sm by 'shalla

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P1250273 by Angela
Brampton Cumbria by David Ambridge

The Hayton Walnut tree, Walnut Field, Hayton, Cumbria

 

This tree is about 250 years old, and is the largest ever walnut recorded in Cumbria, it's also the top ten largest of its species in the UK

 

More pics of The Hayton Walnut tree here: www.flickr.com/photos/davidambridge/albums/72157645273737041
Ahhhhhh .... NUTS! by FragmentaryBlue
P1250274 by Angela
Radur // Radyr by D Meurig

Radyr Explore

 

Pont Pant Tawel
P1250262 by Angela
Historic and famous English Walnut tree at Fifer Orchard by Michele Dorsey Walfred
P1250250 by Angela
The Hayton Walnut Tree by David Ambridge

The Hayton Walnut tree, Walnut Field, Hayton, Cumbria

 

This tree is about 250 years old, and is the largest ever walnut recorded in Cumbria. It's also in the top ten largest of its species in the UK

 

More pics of The Hayton Walnut tree here: www.flickr.com/photos/davidambridge/albums/72157645273737041

 
Walnut Tree by EDWW (day_dae) Esteemedhelga
IMG_7755 by courambel
P1250260 by Angela
foglie del noce by cristina.sanvito
IMG_3053 by Karen Wilkinson
Might be a Mite by Karen Wilkinson

Another one for Ginks and Mick!
Back of the house by Sarah

The window is to our bedroom, the tree is a black walnut tree, its branches very heavy with nuts right now.
The Gallery of Guardian Angels by Darren Giddins
A sunny day in Hayton, Cumbria by David Ambridge

The Hayton Walnut tree, Walnut Field, Hayton, Cumbria

 

This tree is about 250 years old, and is the largest ever walnut recorded in Cumbria. It's also in the top ten largest of its species in the UK

 

More pics of The Hayton Walnut tree here: www.flickr.com/photos/davidambridge/albums/72157645273737041
Not too tasty by Diann*

I don't recommend that you try this at home...

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