Today was a day of tree sanctuary. Everywhere I looked there were birds and squirrels on branches and leaves, scurrying up and down trees. I just hope we keep our trees and we don’t become a popular residential area. It seems unlikely since we are so far from areas where there’s a lot of work, but you never know.
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Lovely angle!
My contribution
https://philosophyvia.photos/2021/07/25/if-a-tree-dies-plant-another-in-its-place-carl-linnaeus/
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thank you so much 🙂
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You are welcome
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Today was a day of tree sanctuary. Everywhere I looked there were birds and squirrels on branches and leaves, scurrying up and down trees. I just hope we keep our trees and we don’t become a popular residential area. It seems unlikely since we are so far from areas where there’s a lot of work, but you never know.
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how wonderful 🙂 and I hope so for your sake too. So many of the trees around us have disappeared because of people regarding shade as a bad thing
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Now THAT is a TREE. Do you wonder who lives in it? Because I’m sure it has residents up there!
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So glad you like it 🙂 and I know there must be so many residents in situ 😀
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That they are. https://andanyways.com/2021/07/26/the-routeburn-track/
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This will be my 2nd “tree” post for today, but couldn’t pass it up: I went to the Carmel Mission this morning, just to take pictures of the gardens: https://anthropologist.wordpress.com/2021/07/25/july-treesquare-challenge-13-carmel-mission/
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Nice angle
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That perspective gives a good feel for how large the tree is. Nice!
Here’s my Sunday square: https://outofmywritemind.com/2021/07/25/for-the-love-of-trees-25/
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Thank you 🙂 it is one of my favourite TreeSquares in my collection this month
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I can see why!
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