The mist swirls eerily around and through the trees
Ghost gums
Driving through a canopy of majestic gum trees
Gums with dappled light playing over them
Kauri gums Paronella Park
There he is on bush fire watch
Antarctic beech
Antarctic beech
Strangler fig in the Bunya Mountains National Park
The mighty Aussie gum tree
Boab tree Kununurra
Ghost gums
Christchurch Botanic Gardens
Trees the mighty guardians of the earth.
“A nation that destroys its soils destroys itself. Forests are the lungs of our land, purifying the air and giving fresh strength to our people. ”
― Franklin D. Roosevelt
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Memories are made of this 
Great subject you chose, I can remember all the trees you photographed.
The video was also a wonderful choice._/\_
We’ve certainly seen, and photographed, some fantastic trees.
Some almighty BIG trees there PP. The world will be a much poorer place without trees 😦
There would be no world with out trees Jude…. 😦
the bottom left is my favorite.. strong and dramatic, it would make a great painting. it reminds me a bit of o’keeffee’s ‘lawrence tree.’
Thank you for the reference I googled “Lawrence tree” Lisa and it is very similar in perspective. It would make a good painting maybe I should try painting it!!!
Amazing pictures!
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Oh excellent post Pauline! Thank you!
Thanks for the comment Cindy
My heart – trees! beautiful and majestic. My favourites are the Kauri trees.
I agree Leya when I stood under them I was overwhelmed by their size
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Oh I love these majestic ones!
I agree Cindy, trees are endlessly fascinating as a photography subject