There are no flowers about for my weekly flower post, so I'm extending the definition of flower to mean anything that blossoms or once blossomed. With that in mind, this remarkable tree fits the bill. This uprooted marvel lies in the sand near the breakwater at Hammonasset Beach in Connecticut.
It's a marvel for its size. The bleached sinews of this relic suggest incredible strength. On its side and obviously untethered, this relic has me thinking what it must be like to be the root of a large deciduous tree pushing through the earth to anchor the tree upright.
As I watched the couple feeding Sun chips to the gulls, I also watched countless couples come to the tree to pose near it for photos or to take a portrait of the tree that was. Nobody took the glasses.
Today's Flowers
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what a face, LOL! Nice atmospheric post; could hear the ocean, Sandy
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what a face, LOL! Nice atmospheric post; could hear the ocean, Sandy
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So nice to be able to walk by the water like this every day.
ReplyDeletenature's sculpture. beautiful 'bloom'. :)
ReplyDeleteI do agree with Tex and I wonder if someone is still wondering where they left their glasses??
ReplyDeletelike the shot through the tree-it shows so much strength and endurance!
ReplyDeleteI think trees are better than flowers. They have a grace about themselves that no flower can ever have, and these photos are beautiful :-)
ReplyDeleteSo beautiful....great shots
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SueAnn
Such beautiful captures!
ReplyDeleteHave a great week ahead.
xo
Trees appeal to people even in their ghostly remains. Fun shot.
ReplyDeleteExcellent!
ReplyDeleteGod did some beautiful things to the world.
ReplyDeleteThen, he sent people like you, to show these beautiful things to us!
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Another wonderful post Sandy. I love this theme and all your photos.
ReplyDeleteThat stump's got personality! No wonder it is such a mecca for photographers.
ReplyDeleteThanks for being here.