This is the third view of my tree for Julie's Getting Arboreal. I'm late again. Sigh.But, over the last months, as I've watched this tree in its summer glory, then lose it's leaves and now grow new ones, I've grown very attached to it. Even though this photo history is wrapping up with this installment, I will continue to watch 'my tree.'
We're connected now.
It's a special place. A place of new growth.
This cluster of mushrooms must have sensed that when it chose the nook of my tree's roots to set up camp.
This cluster of mushrooms must have sensed that when it chose the nook of my tree's roots to set up camp.See my other posts here and here.
Hi Leslie! Your pictures are always awesome...I love the mushroom shot and your tree has such a beautiful shape.. THANK YOU so much for playing along with us!
ReplyDeleteYour tree has a very cool shape! Love the mushrooms growing at the roots!
ReplyDeleteyour tree/s are awesome no matter when you get the photo posted! love it!
ReplyDeleteWhat a majestic tree in such a magical setting!
ReplyDeleteYour photos always amaze and delight me. This tree and the surroundings are amazing...I am also a great fan of mushrooms.
ReplyDeleteLeslie,
ReplyDeleteYour first shot is so beautiful...early morning? late afternoon?
x..x
Beautiful photos!
ReplyDeletei can see why you love that tree and claiming it yours :)
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