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A tree does not move unless there is wind.- Afghan Proverb
It is impossible to have a tree this beautiful in which the wind hasn't played a part.
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This is a little blog compiled by Kissa who lives in Cornwall and does quietly interesting things which she enjoys sharing. I hope you find time to dip in and read a little.
MORE OF THIS AMAZING BAND! NEXT YEAR.
THINK ABOUT YOUR FREEDOM...EVERYDAY.
ONE TWO THREE......TREE
About Me
- Claire
- I love to write and my favoured form at the moment is poetry. I enjoy peace and quiet where my mind can wander free without interruption then inspiration can be nurtured.
I am reading this week.
TRUE NORTH - GAVIN FRANCIS
GREAT READS - FICTION
- 4 letters of love - Niall Williamson
- Atonement - Ian McEwen - English
- before you sleep - Linn Ullman - Norwegian
- Disgrace - J.M. Coetzee - South African
- The kite runner - Khaled Hosseini - American/Iraqi
- The Mozart Question - Michael Morpurgo - childrens
GREAT READS - NON-FICTION
- Voyageur ( Through the Rocky Mountains by Birchbark canoe) - Robert Twigger
- The Spirit Wrestlers - Philip Marsden
- Summerlight - Andrew Stevenson
- Sea rom (The Shiant Isles) - Adam Nicholson
- Old Glory - Jonathan Raban
- In search of Kazakhstan - the land that disappeared ; Christopher Robbins
- Beauty tips from Moose Jaw ( in search of Canada) - Will Ferguson
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- TUESDAY 26TH FEBRUARY- Heligan gardens.
- FRIDAY 18TH FEBRUARY - branches entwined
- WEDNESDAY 20TH FEBRUARY - the difference between k...
- MONDAY 18TH FEBRUARY - miss peapods
- TUESDAY 12TH FEBRUARY - SIGUR ROS - ICELAND
- WEDNESDAY 6TH FEBRUARY - Cornwall's tortoises crisis!
- FRIDAY 1ST FEBRUARY - too much weather!
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REALLY GOOD WEBSITES -go and look!
We went and it was so much fun!
9 comments:
Nice! :-)
I took a photo of a tree like this when in England 2006 - I think I posted it a long time ago. I love the intracacies of the bare stark branches. :D
That's gorgeous. The other night I watched the total eclipse of the moon, through the branches of a tree like this. It was so beautiful.
i've been thinking about wind a lot lately myself, writing a story about a hurricane's aftermath. how insane are we to think we can control outcomes in face of such forces as air?
Great photo. Imagine trying to draw something that intricate.
evalinn: It is!
leslie: I am fascinated by the shapes too.
josie: The total eclipse here was at 4 a.m. so I slept through it but the full moon is very gorgeous anyway.
benjibopper: The forces of Nature make us realise how man made anything just is no competition.
Isabelle:I couldn't draw it so the camera did the work.
just did a pop-art re-do of this image to see it go to:
http://www.epitomeideas.com/blogimg.jpg
nice BTW.
Lovely shapes in the branches.
They remind me of some trees that are above Horner on Exmoor.
The branches are almost a metaphor for the twists and turns of life :-)
matt: just been and looked at your pop-art version of the photo rather fine.
rob hopcott: Thanks for your comments. Horner. I think I walked through there once.
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