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A 160ft high folly located between Frome and Wincanton in Somerset.

Absolutely terrifying children's swing and slide in the pub garden of The Two Brewers in Street, Somerset.

In Street, Somerset.

Alone on Wearyall Hill, Glastonbury, site of the Glastonbury Thorn.

Glastonbury Tor, also (possibly) called Ynys yr Afalon, or the Isle of Avalon, and believed by many to be 'Avalon' of Arthurian legend.

I feel like something similar was used on a 70s rock album, but I can't quite place it.

It's not from the inside cover of 'In The Court of The Crimson King', because I checked that. Maybe something by Gong?

Scarecrow fell on hard times... another messy end to a night out, the bottle tantalizingly out of reach...

Sprawling, fractal branches on tree in Somerset.

Sunlight through grass and branches in Somerset.

Black and white version here.

Reminds me a bit of The Exorcist.

Trees guarding the moon in Street, Somerset.

Colour version here.

Trees guarding the moon in Street, Somerset.

Black and white version here.

Tree clutching at the moon in Glastonbury, Somerset.

Tree silhouette in Street, Somerset, evoking African plains and hot summer nights.

The sky colours were created by re-processing the image several times over, using a variety of methods, including EQing. No colours were added, and the result is an extreme version of what was already present in the actual sky, but hidden to the naked eye.

A distressed, black and white version can be found here.

Three black sheep looking at Glastonbury Tor - perhaps reminiscent of the 3 wise men, or 3 wise monkeys. Either way, black sheep are always appropriate for Glastonbury. (There is also a colour version here).

Three black sheep looking at Glastonbury Tor - perhaps reminiscent of the 3 wise men, or 3 wise monkeys. Either way, black sheep are always appropriate for Glastonbury. (There is also a black and white version here).

Sheep protecting their patch in Street, Somerset.

Taken in Street, Somerset.

The Hood Monument lies between Street and Butleigh in Somerset.

Seems rather more phallic from this angle. Could be seen a comment on the male ego, if you want it to be.

Taken near the Hood Monument, between Street and Butleigh, Somerset.