View Turkey Oak in autumn

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turkey oak , landscape, tree, autumn, frosty, sunrise, shadow,

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John Gaffen - Commented on: 12th April 2010 -

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In reply to: Patrick Lyons

Thanks very much for you kind comments Patrick

Patrick Lyons - Commented on: 12th April 2010 -

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Congratulations on the poster competition win! Fabulous image!

John Gaffen - Commented on: 8th April 2010 -

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In reply to: John Gaffen

Sorry, I just read Richards email properly, and now know how to make my pictures available as cards!

John Gaffen - Commented on: 8th April 2010 -

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In reply to: Ernie Jones

Hi Ernie, yes I will make it available as a card, just as soon as I figure out how to do it! Presumably I need to re-upload it. Thanks for the interest!

Ernie Jones - Commented on: 7th April 2010 -

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Hi John, I'd like to buy this as a card and wondered if you were going to make it available for purchase? no problem if not, thanks

Ernie Jones - Commented on: 24th March 2010 -

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In reply to: John Gaffen

No probs, all your pictures of this tree are brilliant

John Gaffen - Commented on: 24th March 2010 -

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In reply to: Ernie Jones

Thanks for you kind comment Ernie

Ernie Jones - Commented on: 24th March 2010 -

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superb!

Artwork Creator

John Gaffen

Artwork Description

An old Turkey Oak tree silhouetted against a rising sun on the Public Golf course in front of the Mansion at Beckenham Place Park, Lewisham. This park is the largest green space in the borough of Lewisham, covering 96 hectares, with large areas of ancient woodland ideal for informal woodland walks. The park is an important wildlife site and it also makes up part of the South East London Green Chain Walk and the regional Capital Ring. Tennis, golf and football are all played here and the Mansion House, a Grade II listed building, houses the golf clubhouse.