Category: A Daily Tree

This tree, somewhat blurry because it was rather distant, is leaning out just east of Tranquil Point, trying to catch some rays and block the view.

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This tree is foregrounded by some deer.

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This is a small alder. A smallder!

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The tree, at right, presents the blue-orangey dawn, 5 am.

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Look, here’s a tree.

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This tree posed for me in front of some other trees… and the sea.

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This is a tree I saw.

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It rained a lot today. This summer, unlike last summer, the “rainforest” moniker is living up to its name.
This tree is down by the sea, which is full.

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The daily art goes on break, but the damp trees return: this rain-soaked young alder is brought to you by my my new camera-cum-phone-cum-internet-device.

This is the very last picture taken with my phone before it broke. This small alder, about 4 inches tall, appeared in the new driveway – it’s not one of the ones I planted there.

I’m not sure what’s going to happen to this daily tree series, since my phone was also my camera. Perhaps a hiatus is called for?
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I saw this tree.

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Once again a blueberry bush is featured as a tree. I think the boundary is fuzzy. Blueberries around here are often treeish. This one isn’t very healthy, but is quite treeish.

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This tree tolerates assaults upon its integrity, as a tree house is bootstrapped into place in very tiny steps.

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The trees disregard the forest floor.

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The tree takes risks.

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The tree tries to go with the flow.

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This little alder is one foot tall.

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This tree is having a treehouse attached to it… very, very slowly.

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There is a tree above; there is a small yellow flower in the lower left.

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“Two Trees with Greenhouse.”

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This tree observes the tide.

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Ready, set, grow!

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I took this picture of a tree in November, 2008.  I believe it’s in front of the district prosecutor’s office a few blocks east of my apartment building in Ilsan, Korea. Sorry for the small size.

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I prefer the tree on the far left, leaning out over the water.

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The tree is happy to be upstaged by a pile of rocks.

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This tree contemplates the dawn twilight.

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This tree reflects on the nature of mud-puddles.

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This tree reaches for another.


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