Brian G. NY
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These pictures were taken a couple of years ago when our local Historical Society was looking for pictures for a calendar.
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farmerjohn
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I like the picture of the tree grown through the wheel spokes. That would make a good feature-night sometime, pics of what you have found grown into trees. I took this pic of a tombstone in a tree at the ghost town of Wehrum PA, an old coalmine town that there is nothing left but the cemetery.
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Brian G. NY
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I wonder if he found his "roots"?
Sorry....couldn't help myself!
Sorry....couldn't help myself!
SweetFeet
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Brian G.,
Thanks for posting... really cool photos. Love the second one!
It is amazing how a tree will grow around/into something. No time right now, company coming later - but will try to remember tomorrow to repost a pic of a JD A and a Farmall with trees in them. (Will watch for more when junkyarding this summer.)
Thanks for posting... really cool photos. Love the second one!
It is amazing how a tree will grow around/into something. No time right now, company coming later - but will try to remember tomorrow to repost a pic of a JD A and a Farmall with trees in them. (Will watch for more when junkyarding this summer.)
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