One forest for you and one me.
If the forest gets any bigger we will be able walk through it, great composition
My lovely friends natural fig, in my element there..awesome.
Another one for you Mark
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Another one for you Mark
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Re: Another one for you Mark
Once again, beautiful and immediately evocative of some place larger than a bunch of trees in a pot.
To my eye there is a natural, harmonious chaos. (I know those words don’t work together but they are what comes to mind!) I learn a number of things just in the viewing ... of note here is the subtle natural path through the forest.... that in itself gives a sense of age and mystery to what lies beyond should one venture in....
The fig is wonderful too. You’d know I’m not a fan of Jabba trunks and this, is not that ...mainly because of the width of the canopy and the aerial roots. I’m not from QLD but every time I visit I am staggered at trees like this.
The fact that people grow them as bonsai is pretty cool.
Yep, a pretty cool hobby this.
Bonsai teaches me patience.
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To my eye there is a natural, harmonious chaos. (I know those words don’t work together but they are what comes to mind!) I learn a number of things just in the viewing ... of note here is the subtle natural path through the forest.... that in itself gives a sense of age and mystery to what lies beyond should one venture in....
The fig is wonderful too. You’d know I’m not a fan of Jabba trunks and this, is not that ...mainly because of the width of the canopy and the aerial roots. I’m not from QLD but every time I visit I am staggered at trees like this.
The fact that people grow them as bonsai is pretty cool.
Yep, a pretty cool hobby this.
Bonsai teaches me patience.
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Tending bonsai teaches me patience.
