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Just Trees
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Those trees look very old. There may be treasure under them. Nice pics. Thanks for posting.
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The first one I can't get to 
The second I have not tried yet! 
and the 3rd its been hunted a lot but, I will just try it myself 
The second I have not tried yet! and the 3rd its been hunted a lot but, I will just try it myself 
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Hi, Granny,
I like your pics of the trees. That first one; you wonder how it is still standing so straight with
so much of the roots exposed. When I see the roots exposed like rhat i am always curious about what
might be hidden underneath. Several years ago I accidently found a toy pistol made of a hard black
rubber. It was kind messed up some like some animal had chewed on it. I was sitting on the ground
just a few feet away from the exposed roots of a big tree like the one in your pic and reached over
to pick up a colored stone and saw the toy underneath the center of the tree.
I have never seen one like the bottom one, the way it looks to be all twisted up like a giant pair
hands twisted it. LOl.
I want to wish you and your loved ones a very happy Easter.
Ray
I like your pics of the trees. That first one; you wonder how it is still standing so straight with
so much of the roots exposed. When I see the roots exposed like rhat i am always curious about what
might be hidden underneath. Several years ago I accidently found a toy pistol made of a hard black
rubber. It was kind messed up some like some animal had chewed on it. I was sitting on the ground
just a few feet away from the exposed roots of a big tree like the one in your pic and reached over
to pick up a colored stone and saw the toy underneath the center of the tree.
I have never seen one like the bottom one, the way it looks to be all twisted up like a giant pair
hands twisted it. LOl.
I want to wish you and your loved ones a very happy Easter.
Ray
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Thank-you I love old trees ! 
And to you and yours a very Blessed Easter!
And to you and yours a very Blessed Easter!
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Thank -you Nick! What are you having for Easter dinner?
What are you having for Easter dinner?
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Sounds delicious! But what is the desert? I am going to be at curch we will feed anyone who comes tomorrow hambuger and hot dog and inflatibles for the kids to play on! But if I dont get to eat I will fix burgrs or a meat loaf when I get home!
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It does look delicious! I can hardly wait to make it to St. Louis! And so I will know to tell him does the shed leak? LOL!
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Use the tree roots for table legs.
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The roots would make really neat table legs! Thanks all for looking I'm having fun with this camera!
Hope everyone' s having a great Easter!
Hope everyone' s having a great Easter!
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I love old trees too, thanks for sharing with us.
RR
RR
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Thanks again! next free moment I got I am gonna out again!
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Looks like that first one is hanging on for dear life! Maybe he can't swim. LOL
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Thats true but, it also looks like a great spot (when the creek is up) to for those BRAVE enough to go noodlin! LOL!
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