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Ramalley ‘Lake’: Fallen Tree Is Caught

February 15, 2014 By Janet Williams 3 Comments

We saw this astonishing scene in Ramalley Copse in Chandler’s Ford this afternoon.

This tree (possibly a birch or ash) had fallen, but it was caught by another tree, so the fallen tree is now being supported by another tree, forming an arch.

This could be a dangerous situation.

Collin, our neighbours’ 18-month-old Rough Collie, inspected Ramalley Copse this afternoon. Collin found Ramalley Copse has now been turned into a lake. Collin enjoyed wading through the water of about 30cm deep and swimming. Collin also had a great time playing with Joe.

In Flexford Wood, Monks Brook was running fast, but it hadn’t burst the bank.

These are some images I took today: Ramalley ‘lake’ and the fallen tree that was caught.

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  1. Hazel Bateman says

    February 16, 2014 at 8:51 am

    That settles it. Ben will be walked round Hiltingbury lakes and the rec today. Three more trees down at the lakes yesterday.

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    • Janet says

      February 16, 2014 at 9:19 am

      You are very welcome to send me pictures and I’ll put them up to share in this site.

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