Tree Huggers
Down at our local city park are some beautiful tree carvings. A good use for diseased and dying trees!
See more pictures at my Tall Trees photo blog.
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Wednesday, June 08, 2005
Down at our local city park are some beautiful tree carvings. A good use for diseased and dying trees!
See more pictures at my Tall Trees photo blog.
2 Comments:
wow, that is really cool!
There was an old tree they cut down a few blocks from my house, it was at least six feet wide. The people who lived there got the city to cut the tree at about 7 feet, and then they hollowed out the inside and put a few windows in, and a cedar roof, and now it's a cool little house that little kids just love to check out. It's nice when old and dead trees get to live one more life as something fun and cool.
Great pictures, Phil! The Idaho scenery and the park are just beautiful. Those are some of the best tree carvings I've ever seen. Wow.
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