Love your banner butterfly! Makes me think of Lord of the Rings....very cool. I can totally see these roots walking through the dust in my mind's eye...
Kelly. I thought it was time for a 'header' change & celebrate the mass invassion of Painted Lady's. Careful with your immagination it might run away with you!
Nature As Is. Cheers. Hobbits? ...maybe in your dreams!
Tina. Disney could only copy, this is raw nature revealed by the elements but I'm sure I would post a different caption if it was at night!!
Leedra. Thank you. Loved your Lilies - Are you sure you haven't been spying on a part of my garden?
Hi I swung by from Cristas blog and I am glad I did, some beautiful and interesting photos. This must be such a difference from the finance world. I am sure it is much more peaceful. Take care,
Awesome roots, you either gotta love 'em or dislike 'em. I often find myself stumbling over them when I'm looking up to take pictures of something. Heh... but when they are out as much as you have shown here, they have almost a creepy feeling as if they will pull out of the ground and wrap themselves around you... Ok, I obviously watched one too many scary movies! =)
It reminds me of the Ents from the Lord of the Rings movie.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful 3 dimensional sculptures. These are great!
ReplyDeleteLooks like he's had enough and decided to go elsewhere Frank. lol
ReplyDeleteWell spotted. :)
Fascinating shapes on those old roots. Did they start underground and then get exposed?
ReplyDeleteMy goodness! Those old 'feet' have done some walking in their time ;)
ReplyDeleteVery interesting photos. Sure does look like they're walking!
ReplyDeleteYou can almost feel them creeping across the landscape!
ReplyDeleteSunny :)
Which way did the Hobbits go?
ReplyDeleteLynne. I kept looking out for 'Treebeard' but he didn't appear!
ReplyDeleteWilma. They certainly create some interesting shapes.
Mick. The tree is on the side of a deep depression on sandy soil so yes definitely a lot of natural some errossion.
Keith, Jan, Mona & Sunny. Definitely a case of "walkies" & still going on underground.
Proff AB Yaffle. To Middle Earth maybe?
Love your banner butterfly! Makes me think of Lord of the Rings....very cool. I can totally see these roots walking through the dust in my mind's eye...
ReplyDeleteHey Frank your new Header ROCKS!! Beautiful photograph. Hmmmmm do you have Hobbits living in England? Lovely shots of the tree roots.
ReplyDeleteLooks like something Disney would create...great capture tho..and oh what an imagination EB!! Love your new header..great shot of that butterfly!
ReplyDeleteLike the walking roots, but love the new header.
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Kelly. I thought it was time for a 'header' change & celebrate the mass invassion of Painted Lady's.
ReplyDeleteCareful with your immagination it might run away with you!
Nature As Is. Cheers. Hobbits? ...maybe in your dreams!
Tina. Disney could only copy, this is raw nature revealed by the elements but I'm sure I would post a different caption if it was at night!!
Leedra. Thank you. Loved your Lilies - Are you sure you haven't been spying on a part of my garden?
Superb new header Frank.
ReplyDeleteHi I swung by from Cristas blog and I am glad I did, some beautiful and interesting photos. This must be such a difference from the finance world. I am sure it is much more peaceful. Take care,
ReplyDeleteRoy. Thanks. Your earlier comment when I posted the original prompted me to use this one.
ReplyDeletecinner. Welcome to the "Early Birder" & thanks for your comments.
Very impressive Frank. I would have like to get some like that when I had my aquarium! And Kelly is right your banner is beautiful!
ReplyDeleteAwesome roots, you either gotta love 'em or dislike 'em. I often find myself stumbling over them when I'm looking up to take pictures of something. Heh... but when they are out as much as you have shown here, they have almost a creepy feeling as if they will pull out of the ground and wrap themselves around you... Ok, I obviously watched one too many scary movies! =)
ReplyDeleteI love roots...Great shots!
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