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I wish there were more details on them, where they are located, what kind of tree they are... Dammit. :)
Ami - Most of the time there isn't any, just a picture. If there is text, I'll try and grab it with the picture. Otherwise, trying to save them separately and reunite them later is a task too far.
Usually, you can do a google image search and find the tree you are interested in.
Beautiful, beautiful things. Thank you.
#17 looks like a giant bonsai. I love the maze.
River - I have to agree with you about 17.
Sue - Thanks and I found you in spam again. It's starting all over again.
Some big 'n freaky trees here today!
Beautiful and uplifting. Thanks again.
Deb - I thought I would check out #12 and see if there was a story for it. I found a Snopes article. The tree is real, but the story circulating about is not. (Not that I printed the story.) But here's an interesting Snopes story.
https://www.snopes.com/fact-check/oldest-tree-on-earth-6000-years/
Shaw - Yep, there are a few colorful ones in the group.
Huge trees are lovely and inspiring.
Oh, what BEAUTY! You got some amazing photos for this "nature's therapy" SHOW! I could sit and gaze at these for hours. Thanks for sharing the inspiration. Wishing you well, my friend! Have a wonderful weekend!
Kathy - And there are a few HUGH ones today.
DG - Come back tomorrow for more.
Super good collection Mike! It always feels like a real clear privilege to be included
Cloudia - I don't keep track of where I get the pictures from, but I assume that if it's a palm tree and there's a building in the background, that it's one of yours.
The sixth one looks like a tuning fork for the rest of the forest.
Bill - I'm going to have to start numbering these so I don't have to... na, too much work.
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