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26 comments:
Love New Zealand's Tree of the Year - and would love to see it for myself.
I like the "walking tree" too, and #15 looks like a nice place for a summer picnic.
You're a lot closer to it than I am. Take lots of pictures.
#15 is obviously in some park with those picnic benches.
#20 is a beautiful, peaceful scene. We need more such.
New Zealand has a tree of the year? What a great tradition!
My favorite this week is #16.
Lovely photos. And thanks so much for the Trump countdown clock, that's just the thing I need
New Zealand and Australia have some of the most unique trees.
Thanks Mike. I always enjoy seeing what you find. Aloha!
I would love to go for a stroll with a tree in New Zealand but #20 is where I want to be this week.
I don't know how long I would last there. It would depend on how close the nearest grocery store is.
Canada has a tree of the year site too. https://treetrust.ca/tree-of-the-year/
I almost didn't post that because it's more of a sky picture than a tree picture. But the colors changed my mind.
I had a little trouble getting that countdown clock to fit. I tried so many things I couldn't tell you what finally worked.
They have unique everything.
Thanks.
You and Bilbo can build a cabin there together.
Beauty, fun, joy and wonderment this week. So soothing. Especially like #12. Thanks!
Oh no! Spammed again!
Wait...there I am! Sorry.
#12 is an interesting tree.
Here you are!
You're up ^ there.
Number 19 may be as close to abstract art as nature gets.
It looks like they could pull themselves up and walk away.
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