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These trees and path lie behind the Chateau de la Menaudiere, in the Loire Valley, France. 

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Foxtail Pine tree in California Sierra mountainous area. It is related to Bristlecone Pine and is among the longest living species (more than 2000 years old).

 

This particular one is dead for a long time.

 

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sunrise in the Armstrong Woods Redwood Forest,

 

M240-P / 35mm Summilux FLE

 

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...............same location, later in the day.

 

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Convoluted! M240, 90mm Elmarit-M.

 

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The X Tree; Epping Forest, England.

 

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Halos in the woods; Epping Forest, England.

 

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California Buckeye (without leaves in the winter)

 

Local Native American tribes, including the PomoYokut, and Luiseño, used the poisonous nuts to stupefy schools of fish in small streams to make them easier to catch.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aesculus_californica

 

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Flying leaves; Epping Forest, England.

 

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East Texas pine forest. Leica S Summarit S-70

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East Texas forest and pond. Leica S Summarit S-70

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Winter...even in Southern Portugal.

 

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Stormy weather

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Foggy Morning (Leica X2)

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Redwood trees (tallest tree species in the world).

 

Young and old. Imagine these young ones growing up to 100+ meters and living for more than 1000 years!!

 

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