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Sunday 1^st November 2015
Selham

A very autumnal walk followed by a beer in the Three Moles inn at Selham was demanded by 'She who must be obeyed'.  Easy! Selham is right next to Graffham Common and just about the most autumnal place you can be in these here parts.
Ride the Harley down to Selham, walk around the woods for a few hours and finish in front of the fire in the pub. Who am I to argue?

St James'. Parts of its stonework are thought to be Roman, reused from much earlier buildings. There are also some Celtic stone carvings and a Saxon arch.
Quite a mish-mash of historic relics fortunately left untouched by the meddling Victorians.

Bay Boletus (Boletus badius)

Another Bay Boletus exhibiting blue staining on being pressed.

Orange Peel fungus (Aleuria aurantia)

Take the time to read the countryside code for yourself and please stick to it at all times.