in all living things there is such a will to survive.
out of the struggle sometimes such beauty is born.
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- Wednesday doorway: laundry and prayer flags
- I 'toad' you so
- the will to survive
- move over nessie
- At Dutton's Farm Stand
- skywatch friday: the view from the porch
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- mother nature asks, 'may I help you?'
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- Charlie Lives Here
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11 comments:
Great title, Brattcat; right on target. These trees are amazing...reaching out to find the sustenance they need.
A truly beautiful shot; poetic even!
Is that a pic of two trees or of one tree and one parasite???
katztales, it's one tree, one parasite.
Jacob, thanks...as always!
Sleep in? That was a late post.
Those vines will just downright KILL a perfectly good tree.
very poetic for monday
Hmm! Very thoughtful! Nicely shot and perfectly titled! Great work!
- Pixellicious Photos
Its a VERY VERY great shot :)))
Perfect tittle !!!
They look like they're dancing, but the tree maybe is not so happy...
It could also be the "Kiss of death" for the tree..
Wonderful roots!
Great work dear Brattcat!A sensitive message, it's easy to help,we can help each other, the nature is teaching us!
Léia
You are so very right! I've seen amazing things like this especially while travelling in the tropics.
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