“To be without trees would, in the most literal way, to be without our roots.”
― Richard Mabey
Thanks Cee for hosting this flower challenge!
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Welcome to my blog! My name is Esther and I'm so happy you are here. My posts revolve around the beauty of nature, homeschooling adventures, Bible reading reflections, gardening feats, and life as a daydreamer and nature observer. Thank you for stopping by and hope you'll find some interesting posts to read!
These trees are beautiful with nice shade!
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I love trees and their uniqueness. Thank you for your comment and for visiting my blog!
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My pleasure!
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Great photos 😀
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Thank you!
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I like the photos and that is unique-looking bark.
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Thank you Linda! The first tree is a walnut tree…it reminded me of the post you did about the walnut and I was so sure this tree picture had a walnut on it. Could not find any. But isn’t the tree gorgeous?
The multicolored bark is unique looking. No two tree is alike!
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It is gorgeous Esther and after I learned that green “lime-looking” object was from a walnut tree, I’ve been paying more attention to walnut trees now. I Googled images and I can say that walnut trees are not in the Park as far as I can tell, so the squirrels must be dragging them from trees in the neighborhood for safekeeping in their nests. They are industrious critters. The bark is unique looking and caught my eye right away! Unique just like people and snowflakes!
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That bottom one does look like a Minecraft trunk, lol! It’s funny when we get into something, we see it everywhere:). Beautiful photos!
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Thank you! So true that we see what we want. I wouldn’t have made that association, but if you see the world through minecraft lens, I guess that’s what you see.
I appreciate you stopping you and for your comment. Hope you are well and you had a good weekend. 🙂
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