Return of the Ent

On the edge of the Swan, a tidal river.

These roots are made for walkin’.

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7 responses to “Return of the Ent

  1. I know just how it feels, sometimes the urge to dabble toes in the water is irresistable…

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  2. love your nature shots archie 🙂

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  3. Truce, Your vision of dabbling their toes in the water is one which will remain with me every time I look at this image. 🙂

    nursemyra, thank you. This is the time of year my camera likes best because all of nature is renewing itself.

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  4. Is that for real? Looks like they’ve been uprooted and plunked somewhere else. Amazing.

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  5. Sehr geEhrter AerChie

    At last – I’ve find an issue on which I am not too embarrassed to announce a convergence of perception with Nurse Myra

    Well done – AerChie

    but is that Tree a good risk, if it wants to buy Life Insurance – if it escapes the attention of Orcs wandering around the Locality, will it survive the next Flood ?

    Your obedient servant etc

    G Eagle

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  6. az, the winter storms have washed the sand away from those roots. It is an amazing sight. There is a row of about half a dozen trees with exposed roots. They do stop the erosion.

    Herr G eaGle, the reason I did not show the whole row of trees was because the orcs have filled the other tree roots with stray pastic bags and other pollution!

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  7. These wRetched Homo pSeudo Sapiens & their Orc-Spirits

    As Christopher Robin’s mother muttered :

    “All I ask is a little consideration”

    Most of this rubbish could easily have been disposed of without creating randomly spread pollution

    G E

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