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HALIFAX TREE FOLLOWING

I'm Following a Tree
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Several of us chose a tree to follow for a year and blog about it once a month. You can find more about it and join in by visiting The Tree Following page on the blog 'The Squirrelbasket' where there is a link box for posts 7th - 14th of each month.


AUGUST 2017 - I've Found My Tree But What Is It?

NOVEMBER 2017 - Alder in Halifax

JANUARY 2018 - Tree Following - Alder

APRIL 2018 - IT'S AS MUCH ABOUT THE RAILINGS - TREE FOLLOWING IN APRIL

TREE FOLLOWING BY STANDING STILL - TWO SYCAMORES - APRIL 2020
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Lucy Corrander Now in Halifax!
Loose and Leafy began on the Dorset coast. Now I'm blogging from urban West Yorkshire (England). Loose and Leafy in Halifax. No sea. Lots of buildings. And a new allotment. The Loose and Leafy blogs are more about seeing than knowing. I'm neither a botanist nor an entomologist so if you see anything wrong . . . say!
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About me now. Specifically now! In July 2019 I had a stem cell transplant to get rid of Acute Myeloid Lukaemia. It seems to have worked but in the process it swept away childhood inoculations and wiped out all immunities acquired through a lifetime of fighting off germs.
I've been given an anti-cancer drug on compassionate grounds; a pharmaceutical manufacturer provides me with a medication that is not yet on general release. A side affect of this drug is that it reduces my body's ability to fight off infections. So, here I am, alive and healthy but 'vulnerable' - and advised to avoid breathing in bacteria which live in soil.
The government put me in the 'shielded' group to protect me from the current cornona virus so for three months I could not leave the house Blogging about wild plants and an allotment when the only contact I could have with the outside world was through my window, occasionally standing on the doorstep and by asking others to do the allotment for me . . . was a bit of a challenge! But now, although the shielding has been extended by a month, shielded people are allowed, indeed encouraged, to go outside and walks - as long as we stay away from people who are not part of their our everyday household. The new challenge is to get those legs walking again!
My First Blog
Loose and Leafy in Dorset
The orange curve of a back wing showing black spots, white edge and flash of blue

Message in a Milk Bottle
https://messageinamilkbottle.blogspot.co.uk/

My Blog List

  • The Blog Herald
    If you want to wake feeling joyful each morning, say goodbye to these 7 bedtime habits
  • Gardens at Waters East
    White and more white - enough
  • earthstar
    R is for Red-eyed damselfly
  • greentapestry
    IAVOM ~ Is This The Way To Amaryllis?
  • Granny Sue's News and Reviews: West Virginia Storyteller Granny Sue's Daily Blog
    Look Back Monday
  • Through The Keyhole
    Merry Christmas 2024
  • Lichfield Lore
    The Wraiths of Weston Hall
  • Travels With Birds
    Book Review - California Reptiles and Amphibians - Princeton Field Guides
  • The Unconventional Gardener
    Plants Launching on India’s POEM-4 Mission
  • Somewhere in Ireland
    greetings
  • Garden Rant
    A Floral Tradition
  • Magnon's Meanderings
    Harry Hill TV Burp - Brown Sauce Is For Puffs
  • Dirt Therapy
    The 2024 Garden Year
  • Wanderin' Weeta (With Waterfowl and Weeds)
    Never-ending 'shroom season
  • Flighty's plot
    Christmas Garden
  • Elephant's Eye on False Bay
    October Fynbos Rambles to Myburghskloof, Cape Point, Brakkloofrant, Blackhill and Silvermine
  • USWildflowers.com Journal
    #NPOD: Indian Blanket #Nativeplants
  • Veg Plotting
    Let there be wreaths!
  • Bramble Garden
    Christmas Wreath Workshop with Rachel de Thame and Arit Anderson
  • karengimson.wordpress.com
    Christmas Wreath Workshop with Rachel de Thame and Arit Anderson
  • the blackberry garden
    Book Reviews: some gardening books for Christmas
  • Compton Verney
    Spring at Compton Verney
  • welsh hills again
    Christmas through the times of my life
  • Paying Ready Attention - Photo Gallery
    Wild Bird Wednesday 647 - New Zealand Fantail / Pīwakawaka
  • PlantPostings
    December Blooms
  • Red Dirt Ramblings
    A bowl of blooming amaryllises and more for Garden Bloggers’ Bloom Day
  • The Squirrelbasket
    December 2024 tree following – forever green
  • A Way to Garden
    drought: the challenge for gardeners, plants and wildlife, with julie zickefoose
  • Higgledy Garden
    Christmas flowery treats
  • Corners of my Mind
    Connections
  • everyday life
    June was busting out all over!
  • Tales from Awkward Hill
    What my garden really looks like
  • Eat Weeds
    The Tale of Ash
  • EAGLETON NOTES
    Home - Again
  • Barefoot Lily Lady
    A Week of Flowers 2024: Day 2
  • Down by the sea
    Through the Garden Gate November
  • Margaret's Patch
    Through the Garden Gate--November 2024
  • Lancashire and Lakeland Outback Adventure Wildlife Safaris
    Nearly got out east but snow had other ideas
  • brimfields.com
    Traditional UK Planting: Tulips and Wallflowers
  • CABINET OF CURIOSITIES
    Pale tussock moth caterpillar Calliteara pudibunda
  • Notes of Nature
    Indoor potting tasks with my helper
  • Gardens Eye View
    Much to Celebrate
  • Another Bird Blog
    Goldfinch in Belgium and Seagull Contraceptives
  • "By Stargoose And Hanglands"
    The Stotfold Shuffle
  • Pencil & Leaf
    Back to Basics
  • Out of my shed
    Dog Show now on Sunday 20th October
  • Garden amateur
    Making beautiful music together
  • Someday Cooking
    Baked Risotto
  • An Urban Veg Patch
    News from the Veg Patch
  • Wild and Wonderful
    Toad and Friends: This Week in Our Wild Garden
  • En passant par la Lorraine
    Désirée
  • Paul Lewis Money
    LABOUR'S 74% TAX ON EARNINGS FOR PEOPLE ON UNIVERSAL CREDIT
  • Hotchpot Cafe
    Finished!
  • The Weaver of Grass
    Final
  • Bloomsbury Wildlife
    307999951720673449
  • T h e R o s e b a n k D i a r i e s
    Tuesday Things
  • Some Wildlife Sightings in the London Borough of Bexley (SE London) and Surrounding Areas
    Wild Flowers seen in St Paul's Churchyard, the City of London (TQ3281)
  • Idle Words
    The Lunacy of Artemis
  • Message in a Milk Bottle
    DANDELION CLOCK AND FERN
  • The Renaissance Gardener
    Open garden : Jardin ouvert
  • Tots 100
    Hello world!
  • Plants and Stones
    Spring Ahead
  • Hurtled to 60 and Now Beyond...
    Myrtle (Myrtus communis): Characteristics and Care
  • Nature Blog Network
    White Bird Identification Guide for British Columbia
  • The Anxious Gardener
    Eastward Ho!
  • I live, I love, I craft, I am me...
    Where the hawthorn tree grows
  • Gary's Studio
  • Beans and I on the Loose
    Dual Birthday Party
  • Gardening Tips 'n' Ideas
    How To Grow Blackberry Plants in Australia
  • The Constant Gardener
    Rainforests in Newcastle, vanishing brassicas and winter squash
  • The Square Metre at TQ 78286 18846
    Young leaves
  • Blooming Blogs »
    Hello world!
  • Alternative Eden
    Arab Baths in Palma de Mallorca
  • Sophia's Blog | Interesting people/places I visit as part of my work and leisure
    Hello world!
  • leavesnbloom
    How To Get Phalaenopsis Orchids To Bloom Again
  • Leavesnbloom Photography
    How To Get Phalaenopsis Orchids To Bloom Again
  • Alan Burnett's Picture Post
    27 July 2022 : Denby Dale
  • LOOSE AND LEAFY IN HALIFAX
    THE PLANTS OUTSIDE MY HOUSE - LATE JUNE 2022
  • Adrian's Images
    BACK ON TRACK.
  • Our World Tuesday
    Our World: The Love Edition Feb 2022
  • Far Side of Fifty Photos
    Sunday Stills: Bundled
  • Don't Forget the Roundabouts
    The most difficult thing I have ever had to write – Insects – A Very Short Introduction
  • Ben's Garden Log
    What Is Gardening Leave & Is It Legal?
  • FossilPlants
    Menai Whitebeam Highlighted as part of BGCI’s ‘State of the World’s Trees’ report
  • The Quiet Walker
    Insect week
  • Photos by Birgitta B.
    Break time
  • Hoe hoe grow
    Meeting and greeting
  • craftygardener.ca
    Garden Lens Friends
  • Imperfect and Tense
    Interregnum
  • Mark's Veg Plot
    Successes and failures
  • island threads
    A Golden Sunrise
  • The Patient Gardener's Weblog
    Garden Bloggers Bloom Day – May 2020
  • Roger Brook - the no dig gardener
    Companion planting, is it just tosh or is there something in it?
  • Starting Over, Accepting Changes - Maybe
    The Fat Lady Has Not Sung
  • StramaXon
    Solving "Preload key requests" point on PageSpeed for WordPress sites
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    Phorids and other flies from the urban “wilds”
  • chokka blog
    Deficits, Deficit Gaps and Fiscal Transfers
  • oftencalledcathy
    Groundhog Day part Two
  • Maryom's Garden
    Post-christmas
  • Kentucky Fried Garden
    Chia Seed Zucchini Bread
  • Joanne's Cottage Garden
    HAPPY CHRISTMAS AND A HEALTHY NEW YEAR
  • The world from my window
    Have a very merry Christmas
  • It's Not Work, It's Gardening!
    Catching Up: End of Summer
  • Countryside Tales
    A Catch Up
  • Pencil and Leaf
    A Glimpse into a Small World
  • Cooking in someone else's kitchen
    Wild November
  • RURAL magazine
    The magic of mushrooms, and forest finds
  • Lithops Stories
    Adromischus trouble-shooting (23 pics)
  • BugBlog
    Hull Dragons: September summary
  • Hard Up Hester's Writing
    Elephant
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    Iconic British gardens - Beth Chatto Gardens, Essex
  • Pearl, Why You Little...
    Representin'! or People. Huh.
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    Astrantia Star of Billion
  • The Eff-Stop
    Markets
  • diary of a suburban gardener
    humans and nonhumans, or yoga for chickens
  • Pardon my Franglais
    Longing for corned beef and rationing books
  • Official Blogger Blog
    An update on Google+ and Blogger
  • The Green Man Arboricultural Consultancy
    Tree Surveys & Management
  • Loose couplets
  • Opvallend onopvallend
    Along the market square
  • Purbeck Footprints
    A Different Day
  • Suffolk Naturalist
    Back with a rant, I'm sorry.
  • Dawns bloggy blog
    A walk in the woods
  • Busy Bee's Garden
    New Friend
  • duncanswildgarden
    Day at the photo hide at RSPB Lochwinnoch
  • Down on the Allotment
    Hot Stuff!
  • . . . Come Away With Me . . .
    A New Place to Find Me
  • Hedgeland Tales
    On reflection
  • The Inelegant Gardener
    Epimediums
  • Alex T. Smith
    I went on an adventure to St Ives and DRAWED things.
  • eljaygee
    Gone and Moved!
  • City Bumpkin
    Breakfast of champions: the egg muffin
  • ArtofGardening.org
    The sun rises first on the Buffalo's East Side gardens!
  • rus in urbis
  • Where Beechmast Falls
    May at Cranborne Manor Gardens
  • plot 52
    Dulwich Artists Open House 2018
  • Omaha Lens
    Shades of Chocolate
  • Paying Ready Attention
    Green
  • Patrick Tillett
    Painted Rock Petroglyph Site - Gila River area AZ
  • The Green Lips
    The Woman Tax
  • Growing up
    Rats can fly!
  • Graphicality-UK
    Merry Christmas from The Serendipity Garden
  • ! Andando por las ramas !
    Tartaruga en Açores
  • Wildlife Wanderings
    Starlings
  • Fairegarden
    Muhly Grass Now In Session
  • Adventures in Natural Beekeeping
    Garden Colors
  • Kiss my Aster!
    No Good Weeds Go Unpunished
  • Tropical Texana
    GARDENING AFTER HOUSTON'S HURRICANE HARVEY
  • Nature Photo Blog
    Michel D’Oultremont - Light
  • autisticality
    How to make your event autism-friendly, part 3: cognitive needs
  • The Sea of Immeasurable Gravy
    Hungry Birds - Hokkaido's Steller sea eagles
  • Nature Digital
    At the old Venetian port of Chania, Crete. Στο παλιό λιμάνι..!
  • LOOSE AND LEAFY in DORSET
    FOOT STICKING - MAY
  • LOOSE AND LEAFY in DORSET
    FOOT STICKING - MAY
  • Linda's wildlife garden
    Soaking peas and last attempt at blue lake running bean
  • Sweetbriar Dreams
    The Gardens of Hever Castle - Part 2
  • Dreamfalcon
    Lifer on a short trip to Italy
  • The Field
    Sweet Potatoes - again
  • Gardeningbren in Nova Scotia
    Spring In Progress
  • Slate Grey, Lime and Hay
    nest
  • hillwards
    Punch
  • Blog of Ed Phillips experiences with wildlife photography
    A garden springtail survey
  • Gardening Jules
    Wildlife Wednesday At Home and Abroad
  • Dancing Beastie
    A word for the year
  • La Fosse - the house on the hill
    When does a leveret become a hare?
  • Christ Church Welshpool
    Remembering the Fallen of the Great War - George Henry Pryce
  • Coniston & Hawkshead National Trust team
    I'm 'lichen' it - plenty to see on winter walks
  • Grow This
    Judging Iowa, Part II
  • Circle of the Year
    Waiting
  • Interfaith Ramadan
    Found In Translation - E.A. Sofia
  • The Portland Naturalist
    The beginning of the Purple patch.
  • What's Wild in Cornwall
    The lonely ringlet, and other garden tales
  • Garden65
    Insect Sex
  • Plantaliscious
    Bluebells, blossom and cake…
  • The Forget-me-Not Cultivation Blog
    I’m Back!
  • Roundtop Ruminations
    Breaking new ground
  • Urban Plants, Urban Rocks
    Death and Life in the Urban-Wild Ecotone
  • UK Wildlife
    Land of Hope and Glory – British Country Life – BBC bias
  • Foxglove Lane 2011-2016
    My last blogpost.....here.....
  • Island Farm: Organic Farming on the Caribbean
    in the company of prey
  • Always look on the wild side of life
    The past 12 months in one whirlwind post
  • small matters
    roots
  • fromacountrycottage
    The sky is the limit.
  • Wild Plot | Plants, wildlife, nature, gardens
    Tree Following: September 2015
  • A Year of Two Trees
    September, dark leaves and a spider
  • Gardening Ways......
    A Slice of Heritage Open Days
  • The Transmutational Garden
    Wildlife Wednesday: September 2015
  • Women Who Run With Delphiniums
    June-ness
  • Blog Photographies Naturelles
    Anolis
  • My Somerset Garden
    Cheat Lost Saga 4 Mei 2015 VIP Full Hack
  • Alex T. Smith
    NEW HOME!
  • The Wilder Garden
    Slow going
  • Muddy Boot Dreams
    Breadcrumbs...and a hike
  • Barbee's Blog
    Exploding Head
  • Bushmansfriend
    Discover Whangaroa Harbour Tour
  • Elephant's Eye
    We have moved (to a new blog. Pretty Please, update your blogroll)
  • Birding Portland UK
    Don't Forget My Birding News is Now on Twitter
  • The Garden Moth Challenge
    End of year total
  • Urban and Post-Industrial Nature
    Winlaton Mill - from iron foundry and coke works to nature conservation
  • Heart and Soil - Spindlebrook Combe
    Why I cancelled my 6000 tree planting scheme in favour of Scrubland, Heathland and Natural Regeneration (or re-wilding!)
  • The Big Picture
    Times Square
  • Meadowmat: bringing back our wild flowers
  • Pictures Just Pictures
    RED VALERIAN GROWING ON SANDSFOOT CASTLE
  • My Garden Spot
    Still Around
  • ontheedgegardening
    Pied Piper
  • Half Full or Half Empty?
    Apologia Pro Vita Mea (kind of).
  • Garden Girl
    Chicago-area Edible Garden Tour
  • The Orchard Year
    Apis Mellifera: Honey Bee a high-speed short video filmed by Michael N Sutton
  • A Small Holding
    "Cabbage With A College Education"
  • Alderandash
    Planting trees – the long game
  • The Naturalist's Miscellany
    Flight of the Bumblebee
  • Laetitia Maklouf
    A gooseberry salsa…(sort-of)
  • Greenforks
    May begins with sun then lots of rain
  • FallToClimb
    Ten important things I learned about teaching (Part II)
  • Bin's Diary !
    Everything changes...
  • Watching Dorset wildlife
    I’ve started a new blog..
  • SILVERTREEDAZE
    POST-BELLUM POPPYCOCK
  • In a Soft Light
    thankful
  • treeaware
    ASH TREES: Chalara Ash Dieback
  • josephinesgarden
    July Going Over
  • Bug Girl's Blog
    Mad Hatterpillar: The Sequel!
  • Brambleberries in the Rain
    .:Yarn Along:.
  • Llanfach smallholding
    moving on with our lives
  • Midnight brambling
    Midnight brambling is moving on…
  • The Roaming Gnome
    Roamy's Welsh Experience!
  • Gilly in Ariège
    52 Week Salad Challenge: April
  • Sweet Home and Garden Chicago
    SWEET HOME AND GARDEN CAROLINA IS NOW LIVE !
  • Rural Idiocy
    January Journey
  • Volando en el tiempo
    Algunas flores primaverales....
  • rosa-sinensis
    La Communidad De La Playa
  • Terra farmer
    I have A New address!
  • Lost In The Flowers
    Soiled Tend'n-Sees
  • Guilty Gardener
    Of Dogs and Children
  • Shakespeare’s England
  • GRANDMA'S NATURE JOURNAL
  • blog.saltpublishing.com
  • Crafty Gardener
  • The Idle Historian
  • Photography Blog | Kirk Norbury Photography
  • Hello nature | (Re)discovering nature
  • An Artist's Garden
  • Tree Care Tips
  • Rebecca Sutherland
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