I've posted this first one before but Mark found it with an explanation attached.
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The caption under the first picture reads: "When branches or roots from different trees are in prolonged intimate contact, they often abrade each other, exposing their inner tissues, which may eventually fuse."
I feel like I'm intruding.
Thank you. I will never, ever tire of trees.
#8 looks like a tree cheerleader shaking her pom-poms. And #1 looks like a dendrological homage to Darth Vader telling a lower ranking tree that he finds its lack of faith disturbing.
I never get tired of rainbow bark trees (#12), but #15 and #18 are stunning too.
Wow!
My favorite is the one with the benches inside.
Dang this is fairy tail stuff!
Kirk - A voyeur, huh? (I misspelled voyeur so I googled it. Google images.) WOW.
Sue - Got ya covered for a long time.
Bill - I can see both of those.
Kathy - I think I could do a whole blog on rainbow bark trees.
John - You need to plant a tree like that now so someday you can... Have your ashes spread in it.
Cloudia - There are quite a few that meet that criteria.
#2 looks like a nice place to sit and contemplate.
Number 10 and 18 are just gorgeous!
River - Agreed.
Lady - I'd bet you wish you could transplant #10 to your yard.
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