Life in Colour: Brown

Last Updated on March 7, 2021 by Natalie Rabinowitz

Baobab and Roman Wall Canterbury
Baobab and Roman Wall by the River Stour, Canterbury

No Ordinary Tree

The Baobab plane is no ordinary tree with a wide trunk girth, the shape of a barrel. This tree species is a possible cloned hybrid of the London Plane. There is speculation as to how old they are, dating back at least 200 years. I have started to come across them quite a bit in England. From Canterbury to Hammersmith. How many have you come across while in England? This is no everyday Brown and my Life in Colour Photo Challenge contribution.

Canterbury Cathedral

Baobab Hammersmith
Ravencourt Park, Hammersmith

6 comments

  1. I just recently learned bout the nutritional benefits of baobab fruit power (and bought some). What a unique-looking tree, great photos 🙂

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