….this old tree has seen better days but it marks the entrance to the beach from our road
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…..Wordpress’s weekly photo challenge features the word ‘relic’.
….at first I didn’t think I had any circle or curve photos to share
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…..went to my cottage this weekend where I have no electricity
The old oak tree that sits on the edge of my property at the cottage.
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…..the word Sue pulled from her dictionary this week is remote
Remote to me means far away from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. The beach where I have my cottage feels remote very early in the morning or early or late in the season. A great place to reflect.
For more ‘remote’ photographs check out Sue Llewellyn’s blog A Word in Your Ear
…..very old trees at Malahide Castle in Ireland
A grand old beauty that is over 500 years old.
Gnarly old trees surrounding the church
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….another great word from Sue Llewellyn
http://suellewellyn2011.wordpress.com/2014/06/23/a-word-a-week-photograph-challenge-inside/
Inside an old tractor.
Inside a grape picker.
…..now that my big Ontario White Pine is no more I have a full view of my neighbour’s Black Walnut Tree
I don’t think I’ll replace my tree with anything this large. In fact I might just put in a nice little Japanese Maple. They don’t grow to be very big and something smaller would suit that space much better.
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On Wednesday of this week this grand old tree in my backyard is coming down. In the grand scheme of things this Ontario White Pine is not that old. When we moved into our house over 35 years ago this tree was barely as tall as me. It should have outlived me but some kind of boring insect infected the tree and it is beyond saving. When the arborist from the city came to check that we weren’t cutting down a healthy tree he said very matter of fact that the tree was dead.
Mama Cormier 