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This Giant Sequoia tree (Sequoiadendron giganteum) was imported from California and believed to have been planted in Beacon Hill Park around 1913.
Its large low branches are a favourite with children and adults alike.
This tree just begged for the long shot from its intricate large girth up to its gnarled great height. I am sure it is a story tree with a paragraph available in each rubbed mark on its great surface.
Beacon Hill Park, Victoria British Columbia
I am a woman living a life of simple abundance. My vision for the world is that we are walking in the sunshine of our soul. Photography, impressionist paintings and writing .
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cool!
thanks Jeff!
– TerrillWelch
Congratulations! you can now enter our June Featured Challenge
Good Luck!
Thank you midnightduchess! I shall enter the challenge :) Best of today to you and all tree people!
– TerrillWelch
Fabulous perspective, congrats on the feature!
Thank you Astrid. This tree just begged for the long shot from its intricate large girth up to its gnarled great height. I am sure it is a story tree with a paragraph available in each rubbed mark on its great surface.
– TerrillWelch
awesome capture
thank you Antanas :)
– TerrillWelch
Wonderful image! Congratulations on it’s feature!
Thank you Glenn :)
– TerrillWelch
There is something very restoring about being near trees. I love the words in your reply, so poetic, you should put them in your description! :-)
That is a great idea Astrid! Thanks for the suggestion.
– TerrillWelch