don’t know who brought this in here
the white bark against the brown looked fascinating
more color than i thought i’d see in texas
red from the rock
i love this old man’s beard on these desert trees
in a texas greenbelt park
texas hill hiking
it looks like fairies are about to pop out of the green. i’ve read too many fantasy novels.
eh, now that i’m seeing this here, i’m not i really like this photo
wow, original, a tree canopy, never seen that before. we’re getting massive amounts of rain this summer, we’re like ireland green. it’s nice, i guess, except for all the mosquitoes. those deserve nothing less than the pits of hell.
i’ve had that shake it like a polaroid picture song in my head all day. even singing tom jones’ delilah hasn’t evicted it from my ears
heeeey yaaaaa. hey yah. heeeeey yaaaa. ok i’ll stop. now shake it, shake it, shake it, uh oh yeah.
these were taken back in march. red trees are creepy to me, makes me wonder what color the sap would be.
if i were a person who liked to fish, i assume this would be the sense of peace i searched for
this appeals to me visually. if i explain it i think it will make the weird tree bark magic go away. i have no clue why i like this. blah, blah no accounting for tastes or whatevs.
the dead fraying bark looks like corn husks. i never thought there could be more than two shades of brown.
Ok. It’s official. I am the worst schedule keeper ever. My poor white rabbit.
bloooo sky
bunny’s eye view aka got mud on mah jeans
fancy frolicking trees share with us their flowers. i think overall this was a nice trip to the park. very nice indeed.
