
Referring back, today- Soub, I missed taking the top of the Bollard- It would make sense having a lamp post there- I will have to check again and see if I can find others too. It is just before the lower end of a footpath railway bridge.
Naturally I was drawn to the profile and details! (thinking of pots!!)

ID Needed!! I thought these were Haws from a distance....then Crab apples as they are thornless. The tree itself looks like both.....


Any ideas?
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If not Haws, can they be Hips? Rosehips?
The latest guess is Thornless Cockspur, or The Wayfaring Tree /Chequers Tree.
Waiting for the leaves to open, as that will show- The Cockspur is Crataegus Prunifolia, which gives it away a bit! and the Chequers Tree has leaves similar to a Maple (but smaller)
Not a lamp-post either. I think it's a something else.
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