I think that I shall never see a poem lovely as a tree… Yes, I have a thing for looking up a tree. All around the world. Whenever I think of it.
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Love this collection.
Just the other day I took a shot in a grove of trees looking up through the leaves & limbs. Its a truly great perspective.
Gotta ask, what’s up with the Shoe Tree? LOL
Funny thing about the shoe tree. It was out in the middle of no where and was there for years. Every time I’d drive down past it it had grown with more shoes since the last time I’d been there. When I went down the same highway last year it was completely taken out. No sign of it anymore. I miss it and only have it in these pics