Magnificent & Weird Trees

love trees! thanks for the post

One most enjoyable post .

Wow inspiring.

Beautiful. Thank you.

"If you could be a tree what tree would you be?" That one.

Simply amazing...every one of them....
If this isn't reason enough to reverse, Monsanto's patent on life ,I don't know what is.

Beautiful! I believe in "Ents!"

These trees are so cool! Loved looking at the pics. Thanks! :)

I created the wikipedia page for the Socotra dragon trees a few years ago, woot!

"I are famous!"

Makes me want to go out and hug some wood, and a tree too.

I love trees, great post!

That is SO cool. Thanks for posting this.

I'm more relaxed just looking at these beautifull pictures awsome trees and flowers, Mother Nature provides us with such beauty. Thanks for the show it is lovely.

under the fig tree?! i likeee ;)

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This is a HIGH GRADE of f-ng LOVELY. Waaaaaaaaay +^d

( You could fall in love with this planet,......if you werent careful. )

WOW.

FANTABULOUS! I will say that creeping fig is an invasive pest in Florida right now, growing out of any building crevice and tree nook it can nestle into. It's amazing how those seeds find their way into the most unlikely of places. I even see them growing our of wire fences where a clump of leaves have piled. Sometimes they can be a bit too fantabulous, I guess. But the world is still a better place with them. Have you conferred with coolplanet about his/her giant sequoia planting efforts? Evidently, they are aggressive carbon consumers and can grow almost anywhere in the U.S.

My idea of magnificent and beautiful trees used to entail a bag of fine Skunk. But some outdoor experiences and a few really nice photos have expanded my horizons.

Some beautiful photos! Gives new meaning to "tree-house." I think I even saw the apple throwing tree from the Wizard of Oz. :)

Very nice!

Thanks for sharing this, treewolf. Many beautiful trees/photos. The two at the bottom of blown-glass art are stunning, too. Amazing.

Beautiful trees! Such an intricate design. Thank you for posting.

What a great collection of photographs. They were all so beautiful, interesting, thought-provoking. Just when I thought I had a favorite, I'd scroll down and see something else that I thought was my favorite. I did download the peace sign tree though. I may be mistaken, but I understand that a stand of ash (maybe Birch) trees is the largest single living organism on the planet because they are all connected through the interlocking root system. Amazing.

In years before man, dinosaurs used those trees as little umbellas for their cocktails. Also used them as a recreational drug.

The Jacaranda tree is awesome. I'd love to have a Fall/Winter residence
in Australia with trees like that in the yard. The greens of some of that
water in the scenes realy reach out and grab you. Pretty intense colors
and shapes throughout that photo layout. Great post. Love those trees.