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RMEYF568–Wistman's Wood, a high-altitude oakwood (Quercus robur), near Two Bridges, Dartmoor National Park, Devon, England, UK
RFE6Y20R–Ancient gnarled and stunted oak tree trunks growing out of mossy boulders in the famous Wistman's Wood a remote high altitude oa
RMMPGGH4–Wistman's Wood, a Site of Special Scientific Interest, in early autumn in Dartmoor National Park, Devon, England.
RMCCBKAF–Wistman's Wood NNR - high altitude Common Oak woodland in winter on Dartmoor, Devon. England's equivalent of cloud forest.
RFW6P64B–Beautiful lichen covered trees at Wistmans wood. One of 3 high altitude oak woods in the UK
RFEEKAX4–Wistman's Wood on Dartmoor in Devon. Ancient dwarf oak trees set amongst granite boulders. Eerily beautiful and atmospheric.
RMKHERH4–Couple looking into Wistman's Wood with its gnarled and twisted trunks, granite boulders and moss, Dartmoor National Park, Devon, UK in September
RMEYF56K–Wistman's Wood, a high-altitude oakwood (Quercus robur), near Two Bridges, Dartmoor National Park, Devon, England, UK
RMM90XH1–Twisted, moss covered trees in the mysterious Wistman’s Wood in Dartmoor National Park, Devon, England. Summer (July) 2017.
RM2C4DF1R–Wistman's Wood is an Oak woodland on Dartmoor, important for the mosses and lichens that grow on the trees and the granite rocks, Dartmoor, Devon, UK
RMMPGGJM–Wistman's Wood, a Site of Special Scientific Interest, in early autumn in Dartmoor National Park, Devon, England.
RMCCBK2C–Granite clitter, Wistman's Wood NNR - high altitude Common Oak woodland, Dartmoor, Devon. England's equivalent of cloud forest.
RF2ABG99Y–Ancient forest Wistman's Wood near Two Bridges in Dartmoor, Devon. Magical mysterious woodland with an eerie feel. Hundreds of years old oak trees
RMEYF5NC–A couple walking in Wistman's Wood, a high-altitude oakwood (Quercus robur), near Two Bridges, Dartmoor, Devon, England, UK
RMEX407R–Wistman's Wood, Dartmoor, Devon UK. Looking through gnarled ancient dwarf oaks with verdant moss and ferns.
RMEWG72N–Two women walking on the track towards Wistman's Wood from Two Bridges, Dartmoor National Park, Devon, England
RMH4B657–The mysterious Wistman's Wood, an ancient stunted pedunculate oak woodland high on the Dartmoor moorland, Dartmoor National Park
RM2C4DEW1–Wistman's Wood is a remote high-altitude oakwoods in a valley on Dartmoor, important for the mosses and lichens that grow on the trees and the granite
RMCCBKEH–Wistman's Wood NNR - high altitude Common Oak woodland in winter on Dartmoor, Devon. England's equivalent of cloud forest.
RM2BHH0HF–Wistman's Wood is one of the highest altitude oak woodlands in Britain and is located in Dartmoor National Park, near Two Bridges, Devon, UK.
RMKHERJD–Women sitting enjoying the views by Wistman's Wood, Dartmoor National Park, Devon, UK in September - hdr effect
RMDR3EBW–Wistman's Wood, an ancient upland oak wood, West Dart River valley, Dartmoor, Devon. Pedunculate Oak trees, granite boulders
RMEYF5N7–A family walking in Wistman's Wood, a high-altitude oakwood (Quercus robur), near Two Bridges, Dartmoor, Devon, England, UK
RFEF3FR1–Wistman's Wood, Dartmoor, Devon UK. Gnarled ancient dwarf oaks and granite boulders covered in verdant moss and ferns.
RMEWG705–Wistman's Wood, high altitude oakwood with stunted trees, moss and lichen. Dartmoor National Park, Devon, England
RMM90X5R–Panoramic photograph of Wistman’s Wood SSSI in Dartmoor National Park, Devon, England. Summer (July) 2017.
RMFK6EH3–Stunted oak trees in the creepy and mysterious Wistman's Wood, Dartmoor National Park, Devon, England, United Kingdom, Europe
RMCCBKCH–Wistman's Wood NNR - high altitude Common Oak woodland in winter on Dartmoor, Devon. England's equivalent of cloud forest.
RM2G5PCN6–Twisted, stunted oak trees and moss covered boulders in the nature reserve of Wistman's Wood, Dartmoor National Park. (Summer 2021)
RMDR2R5K–Wistman's Wood, an ancient upland oak wood, West Dart River valley, Dartmoor, Devon. Pedunculate Oak trees, granite boulders
RFE6Y489–Ancient gnarled and stunted oak tree trunks growing out of mossy boulders in the famous Wistman's Wood
RMEYF5N9–A family walking in Wistman's Wood, a high-altitude oakwood (Quercus robur), near Two Bridges, Dartmoor, Devon, England, UK
RFEX4087–Wistman's Wood, Dartmoor, Devon UK. Gnarled ancient dwarf oaks and granite boulders covered in verdant moss and ferns.
RMMPGGG8–Wistman's Wood, a Site of Special Scientific Interest, in early autumn in Dartmoor National Park, Devon, England.
RMM90X91–Twisted, moss covered stunted oak trees in Wistman’s Wood SSSI, Dartmoor National Park, Devon, England. Summer (July) 2017.
RMEWG71E–The track to Wistman's Wood, seen on right hand side of the West Dart River, Dartmoor National PArk, Devon, England
RMDR2RH6–Wistman's Wood, an ancient upland oak wood, West Dart River valley, Dartmoor, Devon. Pedunculate Oak trees, granite boulders
RFE7ECME–Ancient gnarled and stunted oak tree trunks growing out of mossy boulders in the famous Wistman's Wood a remote high altitude oa
RMEYGA66–Footpath from Two Bridges to Wistman's Wood with information board in the foreground, Dartmoor, Devon, England, UK
RFEF3FCY–Wistman's Wood, Dartmoor, Devon UK. Gnarled ancient dwarf oaks and granite boulders covered in verdant moss and ferns.
RMMPGGMP–Wistman's Wood, a Site of Special Scientific Interest, in early autumn in Dartmoor National Park, Devon, England.
