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Photography by John Ball - various dates, Nov 1997 to Aug 1998 (with Agfa ePhoto-307 digital camera)
Wales is famous for its lush vegetation - and trees form a major characteristic of the appearance of the Welsh landscape. The pictures featured today show trees in various settings and are arranged in date order to follow the seasonal changes.
Image 1:
A fallen tree by the old Swansea Canal near Godre'r graig, Glamorgan. (29 November 1997)
Image 2:
A victim of the great January storm at Penclawdd, Gower, Glamorgan. (5 January 1998)
Image 3:
Abergavenny Castle, Monmouthshire. (11 February 1998)
Image 4:
Lawrenny Quay, Pembrokeshire. (31 March 1998)
Image 5:
The churchyard of St Mary's parish church in the centre of Swansea. (19 June 1998)
Image 6:
A large yew tree in the grounds of Laugharne Castle, Carmarthenshire. (24 June 1998)
Image 7:
Trees form a natural archway over this quiet lane in Alltygrug, Ystalyfera, Glamorgan. Such shaded lanes are a common sight in Wales. (9 August 1998)
Image 8:
Cwmcelyn, near Blaina, Monmouthshire. (18 August 1998)
Image 9:
An old tree near Cwmnantyrodyn, Monmouthshire. (18 August 1998)
Image 10:
A massive old yew tree in the churchyard of the parish church at Cilycwm, Carmarthenshire. (27 August 1998)
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