Willows in mist, Somerset Levels

The willows on the Levels have been pollarded for centuries, cut back so they regrow as dense crowns of withies for baskets and hurdles. I stood in a field gateway near Westhay and waited for the mist to clear, and when it stayed, the row softened into layers of grey that suited it better.

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