A lovely entry in Smithsonian’s ongoing 2013 Photo Contest, Emma Stephenson’s “Perfect Tree in a Farmer’s Field” photographed in the North Yorkshire countryside, England. READ THE REST
IDK why, but I like to think that tree was planted on someone’s grave.
Kudos to whoever decided to keep the tree.
They used to leave a tree as a marker for property lines or when multiple farmers were on the same large piece of open ground. With GPS I doubt they do this anymore. I was told in the old days it also provided a shaded spot to eat lunch in the middle of the work day.
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Check out this bird pic on the site!
That’s incredible!
Totally looks like an Audubon painting. Amazing. Thanks for pointing it out.
Looks like the crystalline entity is a picky eater…
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