I call this: Teepee over Mine Creek
Look at all the trees leaning
Remember your Angels are Watching
Saturday, April 11, 2020
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That first photo does look like the framework for tepees.
ReplyDeleteHari OM
ReplyDeleteVery nicely observed!!! YAM xx
WOW......very cool teepee!
ReplyDeleteHugs, Pam
Wow - it's amazing that the large tree is still standing. It must have VERY deep roots.
ReplyDeleteI like that nature made teepee, but that leaning tree in the second shot is worthy of an OH WOW... love it, amazing place to visit.
ReplyDeleteShelley Lake is a beautiful place! Cool with the teepee image.
ReplyDeleteShelley Lake looks like a place mom and dad would love to wander. In fact, dad says they're about ready to get out and about and explore someplace like that. I had to tell him to hold his horses and wait it out. They'll have to make do with their walks around here for now.
ReplyDeletecreeks and water tend to cause trees to do that
ReplyDeletewe have a ton of trees down in our creek right now because the banks have collapsed
Yep, that's sure a teepee and a pretty scene!
ReplyDeleteSuch pretty, peaceful pictures.
ReplyDeleteWe like the teepee trees. That looks like a peaceful place to take a walk.
ReplyDeleteT-I-M-B-E-R !!!
ReplyDeleteWags,
Ranger
Love the pictures. Hope you have a super duper day.
ReplyDeleteoh I love these trees . Serendipity at it's best! Thanks for sharing these trees!
ReplyDeleteLove the teepee!!
ReplyDeleteThe Florida Furkids
You sure have some beautiful Spring woods where you are. Here is WNY it's still just barely getting greener. We'll give it another week or so.
ReplyDeleteHave a happy Easter!
Good name.
ReplyDeleteI love the way trees bend and twist to get to the sun.
ReplyDeleteThose are great shots. XO
ReplyDeleteSometimes nature does the most interesting things.
ReplyDeleteWow, I wonder why the trees lean, and if they fall!
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful place
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