I’ve just been poking around and we have things in common. I was born in Ireland came to Canada when I was 5, grew up in Montreal, moved to Toronto in 1991 and LOVE this city!
Hi Jackie. I don’t know if it’s because you’ve always lived in big cities but I don’t understand Canadians who hate Toronto (usually people who don’t live here). I love it here as well. My father always thought I would move away once I retired but there’s no other place I’d rather be and the irony is that he lives with us now and can’t imagine being anywhere else.
Mama Cormier 
what an amazing tree . . is it a fir?
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No it’s a giant willow.
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oh I’d love to see the whole tree
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If I knew how to post photos in the comment section I’d do that but I don’t know if that’s possible.
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It is possible, but I’ve noticed it doesn’t always come up as an option. I guess I’ll just have to wait until you post it one day 🙂
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I’m sure that I’ve posted it on one of my Sunday Trees posts. Maybe it’s time to find a new angle and post it again.
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ooh I’ll go looking later . . I will enjoy looking at all your trees
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A good one
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Thanks Derrick. I love the texture of bark.
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I’ve just been poking around and we have things in common. I was born in Ireland came to Canada when I was 5, grew up in Montreal, moved to Toronto in 1991 and LOVE this city!
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Hi Jackie. I don’t know if it’s because you’ve always lived in big cities but I don’t understand Canadians who hate Toronto (usually people who don’t live here). I love it here as well. My father always thought I would move away once I retired but there’s no other place I’d rather be and the irony is that he lives with us now and can’t imagine being anywhere else.
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So like the texture of tree barks…this is splendid.
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