This tree is from the past. It is in the Yongsan area of Seoul. I took the picture in September, 2012.
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Category: My Photos
Caveat: Tree #444
The tree tried to avoid my camera.
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Caveat: Tree #443
This tree is a tree among trees on the equinox. Go figure.
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Caveat: Tree #442
This tree is dodging rocks and ice.
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Caveat: Tree #441
It’s a bit hard to see, but this tree is lying down over the swampy water below it.
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Caveat: Tree #440
A tree meets the road.
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Caveat: Tree #439
The tree experienced the sun (not so common, here).
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Caveat: Tree #438
This tree is by the road.
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Caveat: Tree #437
I’ve been feeling kinda under-the-weather. I know it’s not that crazy covid thing – because I’ve had these lingering cold-like symptoms since before this thing came along. But it’s annoying. I haven’t been posting much on this here blog thingy, I know. Sorry.
This tree is down by the water on the neighbor’s property (where the house burned down).
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Caveat: Tree #436
Here’s another tree dealing with snow.
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Caveat: Tree #435
This tree awaits the sun.
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Caveat: Tree #434
The tree survived some snow.
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Caveat: Tree #433
Another difficult day. This tree isn’t difficult.
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Caveat: Tree #432
It rained so much today that I didn’t even try to walk somewhere. I didn’t take a picture of a tree. I decided to post one from my archive.
This tree is in northwest Seoul, Korea. I took the picture on July 1, 2017, while visiting the grounds of the Korean Shamanism Museum (샤머니즘박물관).
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Caveat: Tree #431
With the sun shining on the trees by the water, you’d not realize from the picture that it was below freezing outside.
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Caveat: Tree #430
These trees are down the road about three-quarters of a mile.
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Caveat: Poem #1315 “As mountains will do”
ㅁ The mountain was there, watching. It brooded. It wore wooded slopes, slanting, all whiting.
– an englyn cil-dwrn
Caveat: Tree #429
This tree is the four hundred and twenty-ninth tree.
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Caveat: Tree #428
This tree was captured at dawn at the airport in Klawock.
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Caveat: Tree #427
The tree had some snow on it.
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Caveat: Tree #426
A few days ago, before Andrew got here, it was snowing. I took this picture of a tree off the deck.
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Caveat: Housier but not yet greener
The greenhouse has taken shape. There’s not much left to be done now on the structure. This picture is before we attached the door and roof-hatch (vent).
I have to start working on how and what I will plant in it. Andrew, Arthur and I went to Mike and Penny’s down the road for an early dinner, and Penny gave me a seed catalog and discussed some about her successes and failures with Southeast Alaska gardening.
I haven’t gardened much in my life, but I’m going to try this summer.
Caveat: Tree #425
This tree is making its move.
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Caveat: Tree #424
This is another tree seen at Kasaan yesterday. It is small and suspended in a stream.
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Caveat: Surprisingly Square
We finished the “foundation” for the greenhouse, this morning, despite chill, pouring rain and sleet. It’s really just a frame of cedar 4x4s laid at ground level on some concrete piers, but it should provide a level anchor for the greenhouse.
Once we’d got it in place, Andrew declared it “surprisingly square.” We then started to put up the pre-fab aluminum frame before giving up due to cold and wet.
Caveat: Tree #423
In Kasaan I saw this tree.
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Caveat: A beach day
My brother Andrew and I went to Kasaan. There is a totem pole park there – a kind of outdoor museum of native culture.
Kasaan is possibly my favorite place on the island. It being winter, the cafe and indoor visitor center was closed. But we walked among the totems, saw the old long house, and had a kind of impromptu picnic on the beach.
It was a nice day, though quite cold – I think about 36° F (2 C), and windy.
Here is Andrew on the rocky beach.
Caveat: Tree #422
A tree glowers at dusk.
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Caveat: greenhouse rising
My brother Andrew is visiting. I have a certain project I’ve decided to ask his assistance with – he has a much wider Alaska-appropriate skillset than I do, and is able to build things.
I bought a kit greenhouse a while back, because I want to have a greenhouse, here. The main building issue with setting it up is that it needs a kind of “foundation” to rest on – not a full structural foundation, but at least something to anchor it to the ground. That’s what Andrew and I are working on.
Caveat: Tree #421
These trees are near the library, in town.
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Caveat: Tree #420
My brother Andrew has come to visit for about a week. So I went to the ferry terminal to pick him up. Inside the ferry terminal, I saw this tree, made out of a… tree.
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Caveat: Tree #419
This tree’s capture is incidental to a much more important pile of rocks.
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Caveat: Tree #418
This youthful tree failed to escape the gravity well.
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