Happy Thursday!
The photo above is of the famous “Tree of Life” on Kalaloch Beach in Washington. I’ve noticed that I’m drawn to dead trees, gnarly trees, or weird root systems. I have quite a few photos on my phone of what I call “tree art”. I decided to dedicate a page to this type of Mother Nature’s art. Most of the time, I won’t remember the location, so I’ll just enjoy the art for art’s sake. Here goes:
I’ll update this page as I spot more tree art! Have a great day, and I hope you do or learn or see something NEW today!
Great set, Lenore! I too am drawn to odd tree art, so I enjoyed every single one of these!
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I especially love this collection, Lenore. I find that gnarly, dead, or twisted trees add so much interest to a photo, as they do in yours. These are gorgeous, and I think I love that first one best. How nice that it is a famous tree. And guess what? I recognized one of yours, because I have photos of it too! The one behind the fence, called the Octopus Tree.
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Yes! By Cape Meares Lighthouse in your neck of the woods in Oregon! Very cool.
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Love the trees. Be sure to talk to them when you meet them. 🙂
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Excellent idea!
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This is a great post and I enjoyed your pictures so much! Each one seems to tell a story and I wonder what each tree/bush would tell us about its self. Enjoyed!
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I guess I love that each is very unique. I hope you’re doing great, Charla!
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