This tree was so keen to be included in Top Squares that it’s gone to the trouble of growing itself a topknot. I think it deserves its fifteen minutes of fame.
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This tree was so keen to be included in Top Squares that it’s gone to the trouble of growing itself a topknot. I think it deserves its fifteen minutes of fame.
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Unusual.
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I do like it when people make an effort to come to a party. Such a nicely turned out tree, Margaret 🙂 🙂
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It’s done its best, hasn’t it?
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Definitely 🤭🌳🌿💕
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What an interesting shape for a tree!
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Yes. What was it thinking?
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😄😄😄
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Brilliant . . . think it might get more than 15minutes and well deserved too. I might have to ask it tips on how to create top knots
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I guess it took a year or two …
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the rate my hair grows I might be there in a month!
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Yup. Join the club.
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😀 a splendid tree!
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It’s determined to be different!
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It does spoil the lovely shape somewhat, I think a trim is in need. And we all know about that at the moment!
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Hmm. We won’t be able to see to take photos soon … 😦
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Haha… luckily my hair is long enough to tuck behind my ears 😁
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Great choice!
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🙂
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I think it may be getting ideas above its station!
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Definitely. I told it, there are reasons why the traditional shape is so much loved. But it wouldn’t listen.
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You do have some special trees up your way – but then I am guessing they are top survivors of your tough weather.
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They are. And we have a lot of ancient – and I mean ancient – oaks and yew trees. I’m sure you do too.
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Oh that is a great tree. When I went back to grad school at 50+ I used to ride the city bus from campus out to the commuter lot every day, and there was a tree near the married housing that kept catching my eye. And that tree was the beginning of me taking pictures of trees. One day I got out at the stop for married housing, and tried to take a picture of the tree I so loved. It was harder than it would seem. Then I walked all the way back to the commuter lot, taking pictures of trees as I went. I still look for that tree when I’m in Ann Arbor.
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What a lovely story – but yes, trees can have a powerful effect, can’t they? This one got you into a particular form of photography too. Well done that tree!
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An interesting spurt of growth. I wonder if the rest of the tree will catch up with it one day?
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It’s quite odd, isn’t it? I don’t know whether it always had this lanky bit.
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