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H! Neat. Who are the others in this blog? Anyway, I don’t know why bare trees are still nice to look at.
Thanks,Lynn. It is just me in this blog which is still a work in progress. Those are flowering tree with the white scented flowers, but that is just a wild guess. 🙂
This photo has a lovely, meandering feel to it. It looks like a spot that is beautiful in all seasons. 🙂
We don’t really have seasons here in the Philippines, Nancy, just wet and dry I guess but there are tress that shed their leaves during the time of fall in the USA. And yes, this is a beautiful spot. Thanks for the visit 🙂
I never thought there are trees like that in the Php. Very interesting!
Those are just the calachuchi trees that bear sweet smelling white flowers. You would be surprised when you see the diverse plant life here in the Philippines. It’s not all coconut trees, weeds and nipa huts but then, that would still be nice too. Thanks for the visit.
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liza on 14 Jan 2008 at 7:28 am 2neat trees..;) im sure you had a wonderful weekend..;)
We did, Liza. We had a lunch picnic.
carver on 14 Jan 2008 at 7:35 am 3I love the shapes the trees make. Very interesting.
Yes, the shapes are interesting. As well as the way they bend away from each other. Thanks for the visit, Carver 🙂
napaboaniya on 14 Jan 2008 at 9:43 am 4I’m thinking that’s a nice place for a wedding photoshoot 😛
Yes, that would be nice too. We have seen a wedding photo shoot once but not here, in another place in this area.
Tere on 14 Jan 2008 at 9:51 am 5Very nice shot! Happy WS! Thanks for dropping by! 🙂
Thanks for the visit, Tere.
SandyCarlson on 14 Jan 2008 at 10:05 am 6This is a wonderful perspective. An orchard? Gorgeous.
Thank you, Sandy. It is a garden with a lagoon in a university in the heart of a bustling city. Amazing, isn’t it?
Lynn on 14 Jan 2008 at 9:19 pm 7H! Neat. Who are the others in this blog? Anyway, I don’t know why bare trees are still nice to look at.
Thanks,Lynn. It is just me in this blog which is still a work in progress. Those are flowering tree with the white scented flowers, but that is just a wild guess. 🙂
tanabata on 14 Jan 2008 at 9:45 pm 8I like how the trees look like they’re bending outwards. They almost look alive!
Yes, they look like they are avoiding each other, lol! Thanks for the visit!
Nancy Bond on 14 Jan 2008 at 10:01 pm 9This photo has a lovely, meandering feel to it. It looks like a spot that is beautiful in all seasons. 🙂
We don’t really have seasons here in the Philippines, Nancy, just wet and dry I guess but there are tress that shed their leaves during the time of fall in the USA. And yes, this is a beautiful spot. Thanks for the visit 🙂
mousey on 15 Jan 2008 at 6:04 pm 10very unique!
have a great day!
Those trees I think are the calachuchi trees (I’m not sure though), the ones who bear those white sweet smelling flowers. Thanks for the visit 🙂
Ladynred on 16 Jan 2008 at 8:30 am 11I never thought there are trees like that in the Php. Very interesting!
Those are just the calachuchi trees that bear sweet smelling white flowers. You would be surprised when you see the diverse plant life here in the Philippines. It’s not all coconut trees, weeds and nipa huts but then, that would still be nice too. Thanks for the visit.