I love trees. Each one has its own characteristic and I adore all of them. The first three photos were taken at University of California at Berkeley and the last one was at Somerby Golf club at Byron, Minnesota.
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I love trees. Each one has its own characteristic and I adore all of them. The first three photos were taken at University of California at Berkeley and the last one was at Somerby Golf club at Byron, Minnesota.
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Different personalities, right?
Second image is my favorite for it’s beautiful composition 🙂
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Thanks, Sreejith. Yes, different personality. 😉 The first one has a lot of internal struggles; second is lovely, almost over protective, 3rd is confident, independent, the 4th maybe they were a couple in their previous life? 😉 Helen
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That’s a wonderful interpretation from their body language 🙂
Have a beautiful day, Helen 🙂
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Good morning, Sreejith. You have a wonderful day too! I often amazed at how Internet has changed our lives. It’s so nice to be able to make friends who lives so far away. 😉 Helen
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You are absolutely right Helen 🙂
This forum allows us to break all cultural and social barriers and lets us share our thoughts and creative work.
After joining this forum, my whole perspective about people from far away countries got changed and now I can surely say that we all are same. In software terms, there is only small changes in application layer 🙂
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I love the personalities you gave the trees, Helen! I went back to look at them again, and yes, you have matched their personalities perfectly! What kind of tree is the first one? So intriguing.
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Good morning, Lois. I don’t know what kind of tree it is. Sorry. ;-( I just like look at them (and talk to them) 😉 Helen
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Good Wednesday morning, Helen. I’m always attracted by trees. These tree photo are remarkable. I like how you took these photos from different angles, that indeed brought up the majesty of these trees. 🙂
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Good morning, Amy. Yes, I saw a lot of beautiful trees on your blog, and love every one of them. 😉 I forgot to say that the last photo was taken with iPhone 6. I really like that camera 😉 Have a great day. Helen
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Thank you for letting me know you are using i-6 camera. Such an incredible little device. 🙂
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These are great photos. I would love to see the 2nd one when the trees are all leafed out. Marvelous!!!! 🙂
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Good morning, Cee. I am glad you like them. I have to ask my daughter… do leaves fall out in that area? 😉 I thought only MN (I am kidding, of course.) Ha. Helen
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Hi Helen, gorgeous trees, I love them too. They transmit power, energy and make me feel grounded. I love to give hugs to them, and feel all of their energy going from the roots to the leaves. I wrote a post about it, I think you were away, here is the link, in case you’d like to have a look.
http://teandpaper.com/2014/11/06/nurturing-thursday-tree-hugging/
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Hello, Elizabeth, just posted a comment on your post on hugging tree. Very interesting. I do hug trees 😉 Helen
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I have to agree with you about trees. They do seem to have personalities. The second photo in particular is really intriguing! Protective was a good way to describe it 🙂
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Good morning, Joanne. I am so happy to find several people who love tree like I do. Thank you for your comment. Have a wonderful day! Helen
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Beautiful photos, Helen. Never thought about such an interesting perspective about trees. 🙂
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I like the non-scary forest trees on the third pic. 🙂
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Thanks, Rommel. It’s like children — I really have a hard time to tell which one I like better 😉 Merry Christmas. Helen
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I really like the way the 2nd group of trees is reaching over the sidewalk….trees are awesome! 🙂
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Tree is awesome, too!!! Thanks for being there for all of us! Helen
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LOL….thanks Helen! Though i think you are the one that is there cheering everyone on!!
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Helen, the third trees look like eucalypts to me. They are beautiful trees. Nice photos too
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Good morning, Michael. I think you are right. They have wonderful smells, right? It took me a while to figure out that good smell was coming from trees 😉 Thanks for visiting. Having a great day! Helen
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Good evening, Helen. We are surrounded by hundreds are varieties of eucalypts here in Australia. They grow in deserts, on mountains and in the snow, and are all shapes and sizes. They survive bushfires and are some of them are a food source to koalas. They have some of the best bark I have seen on trees. The timber gathered from them is a hardwood and tends not to be used in building anymore. However, it is a perfect candidate for wood chipping, which needs to be controlled. Cheers, Michael
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Michael, I didn’t realize that you live in Australia, too. We have so many wonderful bloggers there. Amazing.
Anyway, I was going to tell you that the first time I saw eucalypts in California, if I remember it right, my friend told me that they were gifts from Australia. I remember thinking how nice that country was. 😉 Take care, Helen
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