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I love how the light dapples through a beechwood Forest  in the winter.  Pictures don’t really do it justice, but the little brown leaves that hang on seem to filter the low angle sunlight in a soft, warm way.
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Beechwood 1
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Beechwood 2
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Beechwood 3

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