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Janet’s trees

as part of Mamie Martin Fund’s #Birthday30 challenge

Janet has done 30 X 30 minute walks culminating in photos of 30 trees

01 “Sobreiro”, near S. Filipe de Gens chapel (1196), Braga. The tree is a Portuguese species which I think is called ‘sobreiro’
02 A cheerful tree flowering in January at Palácio de Buçaco, central Portugal 
03 Pines and Eucalyptus trees on a beautiful, sunny January day in Northern Portugal
04 A beautiful magnolia – maybe spring is on its way!
05 Still a few oranges left, but not sure who’s going to pick them
06 Enjoying the view across the valley on another sunny Sunday
07 A magnificent fir tree at Mosteiro de Tibães – too big to hug!
08 Same tree, very different contexts: 1 struggling to survive in the middle of a building site, the other enjoying a peaceful existence in the Minho countryside
09 A line of majestic old olive trees standing guard along a stairway leading up to a chapel
10 Fallen Scots Pine at Loch Rannoch – it can get a bit windy!
11 Orange blossom! One of my favourite scents
12 Enormous oak trees, a canopy of oak.
13 Magnolia bloom on a huge, old tree
14 A Tulip tree
15 Jacaranda
16 Hibiscus
17 Newspaper tree, celebrating 50 years of a famous Portuguese weekly newspaper
18 at Penha, Guimarães
19 Topiary, Avenida Central, Braga
20 Oleander in flower
21 – Evening sun in the woods
22 Lone Pine
23 Silver Birches, Rannoch
tree#24 Our favourite tree, Rannoch
25 Looking towards Glencoe, Rannoch
26 Rowan Tree- school starting
27 Douglas Fir, Dykehead
28 Aberfoyle
29 Banana trees
30 ‘The Green Giant’ – oldest oak tree in Portugal