375th Sunday Trees
I am not sure what happened to this tree,
and am quite surprised the owner of the property kept it.
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(2 views of the same tree)
Gatlinburg – Pigeon Forge
Tennessee
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Here is my contribution: https://isaiah46ministries.com/2019/01/20/weird-tree-beautiful-tree/
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Poor tree! Who know a new shoot will come out!
Here are my bare trees. Have a great week:) https://wp.me/p9EWyp-vW
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I love that gnarly old tree trunk, telling its story in its fissures and furrows.
Here’s my contribution for this Sunday Trees prompt, spurred by the realities some I know are facing, forever changed.
Na’ama
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Trees-can’t live with em, can’t live without em. https://photographyocd.com/2018/01/27/the-road-not-taken/
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Here’s my entry
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Love your photos.Thanks for sharing! Here are my photos. I think you’ll especially like the second one.
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Here is my entry for today.
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They may have kept it for the pollinators like carpenter bees that build their nests in old wood. You can go to a box store and buy the lumber to build a home base for them, or you can keep your tree!
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🤔 Hmmm!
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I like old gnarly wood, I often see faces and other shapes of things in its craggy bark.
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