Faces in trees??

[Fungus]

A pair of beeches "joined at the groin", with the left one "begging" for a bit of a kiss. The beeches are part of a lane of the old Einde Gooi estate (Hollandsche Rading) with bi- to threefold furcated trees with lots of branch bridges interconnecting them and keeping them upright.

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[David Goss]

the right one looks like its getting a bit of bump n grind on the go:008:

[David Humphries]

A pair of beeches "joined at the groin", with the left one "begging" for a bit of a kiss. The beeches are part of a lane of the old Einde Gooi estate (Hollandsche Rading) with bi- to threefold furcated trees with lots of branch bridges interconnecting them and keeping them upright.

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Really liking that avenue shot Gerrit

 

 

 

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[Fungus]

Really liking that avenue shot

 

David,

Good to have you back. Did you - apart from the dog c..p - settle a bit yet ?

So especially for you, two more photo's of beech lanes or avenues at the estate of Einde Gooi. The first one is a lane half way ending in and connecting to six other beech lanes together forming a seven pointed star of lanes, of which you can see three other lanes, one going straight on and two going to both sides.

And the second is the main avenue leading from the mansion to the main road of the town of Hollandsche Rading with originally about 300 100-150 years old beeches planted in double rows at each side of the dirt road.

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[JSFGreig]

 

saw this in the news paper a few weeks ago :001_huh:

[David Humphries]

"you talkin' to me?"

 

 

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[RobArb]

Looks like one of the aliens from independence day:lol:

 

Sent from Rob's GalaxySII

[Fungus]

"you talkin' to me?"

 

Yes, I am . Yours is a hornbeam, isn't it ?

[David Humphries]

Yes, I am . Yours is a hornbeam, isn't it ?

 

Yep, last shot I took as I left the twighlight worls of the woods.

 

Had a little chuckle to meself

 

 

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[Joe Loggs]

Oi what you looking at.