Bridgewood pictures

See also the Bridgewood weblog posts for more about the wood.

Rabbit footprints in the snow

Snow at Bridgewood

Trafalgar Square vs Bridgewood
A red square approximately the same size as Bridgewood, superimposed on Trafalgar Square, with the National Gallery in the north west. The view at the bottom is taken from the National Gallery looking south, and all of the buildings you can see would be included in the bottom half of the red square.

Felled tree
Featured in this weblog post, which includes a YouTube video of the tree coming down.

Middle Ride before widening
Part of the Middle Ride before the overhanging branches were cut back to allow more light to get down to ground level. You can see two of the green-topped canes used to mark out the route in the foreground.

Middle Ride before widening
Part of the Middle Ride before it was widening to allow more light to get down to ground level.

Clearing thickets
Part of the Middle Ride, showing the stumps of newly cut thickets.

Cleared Glade from the south
North and south halves of the Glade, taken from the southwest corner, showing most of its 1000 square metres. [more...]

Cutting a trunk up into sections

Glade after felling
Northern half of the Glade, after felling and removing most of the brash and smaller branches.

Wood mouse
A wood mouse in a pile of logs in the Glade. It was quite like a field mouse or even a house mouse, and was longer than it looks like from this angle.

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