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That is a great photograph!
ReplyDeletewow! I think we have that tree's little sister laying in our front yard... close to the fence, mind you, and just the root ball! Gosh, I think it's still there. I'll have to go look! {:-D
ReplyDeleteCool photo! TFS
ReplyDeleteGREAT shot! You should do something with it!
ReplyDeleteWow...that's pretty beautiful!
ReplyDeleteNature provides such beautiful designs :)
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Most unusual. Great photo.
ReplyDeleteWOW! Looks like that has been there like that for a while! Interesting.
ReplyDeleteWe see this after hurricanes and tropical storms. It is hard for me to see it as art since it came with scary.
ReplyDeletecool! I've seen wood like this on beaches.
ReplyDeleteErika certainly has a different take on this.
Great capture!
ReplyDeleteNature makes the best art!
ReplyDeleteNice shot!
ReplyDeletehaha! You tree folk are cracking me up! Pretty cool =)
ReplyDeleteVery cool!
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