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Springtime Sidewalk

This is not just a tree but a very old one. Estimated age around 1300 years - one of the oldest trees in the world according some sources. It's height is 18.8 meters, diameter - 7.24 meters. It's called Baykushev's pine (Pinus heldreichii). 

Ivo B posted:

 

This is not just a tree but a very old one. Estimated age around 1300 years - one of the oldest trees in the world according some sources. It's height is 18.8 meters, diameter - 7.24 meters. It's called Baykushev's pine (Pinus heldreichii). 

 

I love trees and this is a lovely tree. How remarkable to that it is 1300 year old!

Mr Fjeld posted:

Ivo B posted:

 

This is not just a tree but a very old one. Estimated age around 1300 years - one of the oldest trees in the world according some sources. It's height is 18.8 meters, diameter - 7.24 meters. It's called Baykushev's pine (Pinus heldreichii). 

 

I love trees and this is a lovely tree. How remarkable to that it is 1300 year old!

 

It's very impressive at a close look. This tree has survived some terrible wood fires some centuries ago - there is a remarkable difference between its age & size the and the age & size of the surrounding trees (black pines). 

Yep. Trees are beautiful 

Not a tree but a lake with gold on the bottom.

Mount Cy

(this is an older photo taken a couple of years ago, right at the the base is ByBee blueberry farm and me and the misses picked 36 pounds today)

Old School.

The mathematical bridge, Cambridge 

         Bye Bye Bognor...

Going Home

More Old School Point and Shoot. (with 16 year out of date film)

Different angle. A lot easier on my dodgy back.

Jesus Green in flood

Rocky font

Patrizio Fariselli on keyboards from yesterday's concert.One of the founder member of Area,my favourite Italian band from the seventies.

             Silent Wol...

A short cut, Christian?

Fabio 1 posted:

Patrizio Fariselli on keyboards from yesterday's concert.One of the founder member of Area,my favourite Italian band from the seventies.

We’re you just in the audience or get access as an “official” photographer.

Haim Ronen posted:

A short cut, Christian?

Thanks for the like Haim. No, it's just three stones. No idea why they are there but I keep coming back to them

Mr Fjeld posted:

Haim Ronen posted:

A short cut, Christian?

Thanks for the like Haim. No, it's just three stones. No idea why they are there but I keep coming back to them

It is a sweet motif of trios; the three dark rises on the horizon, their reflections on the water, the tree rocks and then you and your two dogs witnessing all that. The trails on the westerns side of the lake we walk around are still under water from all the recent floods forcing us to stay  on the eastern side. That keeps us close to the river and we cannot escape the strong smell of dead fish. It will take some time for things to return to normal.

Haim Ronen posted:

Mr Fjeld posted:

Haim Ronen posted:

A short cut, Christian?

Thanks for the like Haim. No, it's just three stones. No idea why they are there but I keep coming back to them

It is a sweet motif of trios; the three dark rises on the horizon, their reflections on the water, the tree rocks and then you and your two dogs witnessing all that. The trails on the westerns side of the lake we walk around are still under water from all the recent floods forcing us to stay  on the eastern side. That keeps us close to the river and we cannot escape the strong smell of dead fish. It will take some time for things to return to normal.

 

Nice analysis of the photo Haim

Apart from the dead fish this must be a wonderful place to go for a swim in the afternoon?

Another lake from me. 

And some more water from today's trekking.