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Walk bout at Barr Lake with just a slip of a view of the walk path that goes out to the gazebo to get a closer look at the eagle nest.
Tree-mendous Tuesday
Georgia O'Keeffe Style.
Snapped this in the NE Heights of the city one afternoon when we went for lunch.
The National Tree of the Philippines.
Illustration produced for Endangered Species International for use on interpretive signs in the Mount Matutum protected landscape in the Philippines.
These trees in a Cambridge park had turned white due to being covered in silky cobwebs produced by millions of caterpillars. Larvae of the Bird-cherry Ermine moth was the cause of this eerie sight!
Gnarly is a 70's surfer term meaning a wave that's big but without good form for riding. Then it came to mean beyond radical, beyond definition, among the young surfers.
It originally meant old, knotted and twisted. So this gnarly is a good mix, it's old and twisted and beyond radical. The form is atrocious!
It's gnarlier on black!
A truly massive tree :-)
Queens Park in Maryborough. We spent some time in this lovely park on the way back from Hervey Bay.
The magnificent Banyan Fig specimen (Ficus Benghalensus) is thought to have been planted as early as the 1870s and is one of the largest in Australia.
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Old trees can be fun to photograph, this is no exception. Monte Bello hiking trail, near Palo Alto, CA, Oct. '09.
Our second night in the country (as Mongolian people call all it's outside Ulaan Baator). We camped in this "nowhere" close to this tree.