Oh the wonder and intrigue of being “lost in the details.”
This is one big tree growing in someone’s yard, and spilling out onto the sidewalk.
A great discovery that my daughter and I found one day as we were taking a walk through her neighborhood.
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Awesome photo. Thanks for the pingback
Thank you! and…you’re welcome! 🙂
Love the way that nature converges with the world / nice shot
Thank you – it was quite amazing! Stopped us in our tracks, for more reasons than one!
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Thanks for the pingback! 🙂
What awesome sculptural qualities the trunk has and yes, I can see how you would have to pause to reflect on its beauty and also to renavigate! 🙂
It was amazing! I love going for walks in her neighborhood ! And I love going on walks with her! 🙂
Now that’s a ready-made adventure toy sitting out in public. 🙂
Yes it is! I often think the same thing when I see those HUGE trees! They look like they would be so much fun to explore!