My collection is getting big again. Time to do a tree week.
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16 comments:
Just beautiful. Many, many thanks.
Beautiful post
That fourth tree is obviously bisexual. Better hope the GOP doesn't see that picture, or they'll start outlawing trees.
Some good real and fantasy trees here!
Wow.
Sue - More to come.
RR - Thanks.
Bill - I know what you mean. It can be heavy eyebrows and a nose or the other obvious thing.
Deb - Lots more to come.
Kathy - Do you think our cities would let us build a tree house?
These are fabulous! Thanks.
Shaw - Thanks back at ya!
Gorgeous! Time for a Tree Week? Sign me up!
Allen - Yep, here they come!
I have been to Delta County many times birding but next trip I will have to look for the Ute tree.
I can imagine dozens of children all scrambling around in the branches of tree #2 and I LOVE the tree houses.
Apparently, trees don't just grow up but occasionally sideways.
Lady - https://www.google.com/maps/place/Ute+Council+Tree+-+Trunk+Monument/@38.754999,-108.0740536,15z/data=!4m5!3m4!1s0x0:0x62d5a8233e3d55b3!8m2!3d38.754999!4d-108.0740535
River - I could see a grade school class all over that tree looking like ornaments.
Kirk - Sideways, in knots, down, and around.
Trees are amazing!
Martha - Yep, it's a wonder some of them are still standing.
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