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24 comments:
some absolute beauties. Again. Thank you.
I like the peaceful feeling of #6 today.
That rusty old bike that the tree enveloped is wild. What happened to the rider? Could it be a horror story?
The moodiness of #6 appeals to me this morning.
How can it be Thursday again already?!? I would enjoy walking through the roots of #5.
More to come.
And cool.
It makes me want to go get an artificial leg and hang it on the tree.
Moody and cool with the snow on the ground.
I know! I had to do some searching last night and came up with 12 more trees just to get to 18.
talkin' o' trees ..... i were watching a programme about the acorn weevil today...... a fascinating creature with a massive thing on the front of it that it uses to bore into the acorns in order to lay its eggs inside - great little creature
Wow. those trees are impressive. would love to walk around and under them.
#1 speaks to me this week. Thanks, Mike.
I looked it up. Don't let it near your privates.
A stroll in the forest is healthy.
It's a perfect proportioned tree.
# 6 should be called, “are the smelts runnin’?
I looked up smelts. I figured they were fish and I was right.
Ahhhhhh... Wondrous once again; thanks!
I thinking as the tree grew, it lifted the bike up.
You mean woodress again?
I wonder if being lifted up made the bike feel better.
The bicycle! So much good stuff here and one exceedingly familiar tree that I know well. Thanks Mike! Aloha
#2, right?
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