Coombe Bottom, Ventnor, Isle of Wight

[@Cornishvandweller]

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[@iainburns423]

Looks a beautiful walk. Stunning!

[@dianapatterson1559]

Were those tulip poplars? I believe they are an southern American tree, but the 18th-century British botanists fancied them and brought lots over.