I have a collection of trees I see as I walk each day.. The left side of above is our oak tree in our front yard. I will do a post on the trees in our yard soon.. the red leaves are Bob's Mango tree in a bucket in our back yard. He planted a seed..
I got a shock yesterday. All of a Sudden my phone made an odd screech, screech sound. I picked it up and there was a notation that said Bada Bada BING.. I thought what is that. After much brain strain, I remembered that when I had playtime on my first day of new phone, I just picked a day in the future and typed Bada Bad Bing to see what it would do..... YAY.. now I have added a few screech reminders.
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We have no Banyan trees, and I have never seen one. It looks like many smaller tree trunks. Reminds me of the Strangler Fig. I love those four big green leaves at the limb junction; they are sunlit. Bottom left tree, what is that fruit? Looks like a palm tree, don't they grow only coconuts?
ReplyDeleteYour vegetation is a lot different from ours! This area is mixed conifer and aspens.
ReplyDeletewow that are wonderful trees... we always wish they could talk to tell us the stories from a long gone time ;O)
ReplyDeleteThis made me think "I think that I shall never see a poem as lovely as a tree"
ReplyDeleteThat banyan tree is fascinating.
I love Batman. (Auto correct changed Banyan to batman!!) trees!! I can still see them on the island of Oahu. So majestic they are.
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ReplyDeleteI love all the trees, it is cool Bob planted a seed and now it is so tall. The banyan tree is neat too. I would need a calm reminder, a screech out of the blue on the phone would scare me..Enjoy your day!
Hari OM
ReplyDeleteWe can never tire of trees; despite what we do to them, we see them as having permanence... YAM xx
MS happy Friday and
ReplyDeletethank you for the lovely arrangements of beautiful collages,
Are those coconuts on the left bottom of the last collage
Hugs cecilia
The National Arboretum once sold a bumper sticker in its gift shop that said "Tree's company." My husband attended a webinar last week on saving the American chestnut.
ReplyDeleteI remember when my parents would begin our annual road trip to Florida the first thing I wanted to see was the big Banyan tree at the Edison home.
ReplyDeleteMy phone's not a Samsung (Google pixel), but I'm I'm going to have to check out playtime reminders. Gosh knows, I don't want to waste any of my remaining brain cells on mundane to-do lists. :)))
Your trees are gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteBada Bad Bing!
Love that one of your tree...and I LOVE Banyon trees..
ReplyDeleteHaHa on the Bada bing screetch...I think I would have jumped a mile.
ReplyDeleteLove the walk among the trees...the hairy Banyon is fabulous.
Maybe I'll do a tree walk in the near future..fun to see what's growing in various parts of the world.
Off to check Yamini's post now.
Sue
It's great to see the trees in your area. Love the oak tree in your front yard. The banyans remind me of a song 'under the banyan tree' so different from trees grown here in the UK. My granddaughter is trying to grow a mango from a seed. Now I know what the leaves look like.
ReplyDeleteHilarious on the Bada Bada BING! I would have fallen out of my shoes ;) Great photos of the trees. I love to look around and now I have my plant app I try to find out what they are.
ReplyDeleteI would love to see a blog about trees. I have learned from being on blogger that there are so many fantastic looking trees in FL. Looking forward to that.
ReplyDeleteThat Banyon tree is amazing. Didn't they have a lot of those at Ringling Brothers Museum? Interesting about your phone...surprise! I send myself reminders all the time.
ReplyDeleteI always enjoy seeing glimpses of your Florida environments, both natural and manmade. And Bob's bucket garden projects are always interesting, too, although I don't know if they fall in the "natural" category, "manmade" or both!
ReplyDeleteSuch beautiful trees, and lovely shadowplay on some of them!
ReplyDeleteI find trees to be very interesting and great photo subjects. These are all lovely.
ReplyDeleteThe oak and Banyon trees are my two favorites of your place.
ReplyDeleteWe only have two pecan trees now.
There's so many things my phone can do that I will never know!
Any news on your RA situation? I think of and pray for you every day.
Summer is recovering but it's painful. They won't program the SCS(spinal cord stimulator) until next Tuesday when I take her back to the doctor. As I was typing I thought of the way my Granny would say that......take her back to the doctor. She would say 'Carry her back to the doctor.' Louis Dean says that sometimes.....
We do not have these trees in Europe! I have a small avocado tree that I have grown myself from an avocado pit. But I don't have that many expectations ... it will never make an avocado fruit!
ReplyDeleteHave a great weekend, Sandra! Hugs!
It's scary when devices seem to get up to their own tricks! The other day when I turned on my (new) printer, it automatically started printing out a long document that I had not consciously asked it to print... Took me several pages to find out how to stop it!!! (I must have clicked a print button on the computer by mistake while the printer was off, I suppose)
ReplyDeleteyour trees are really lovely. Banyon tree? i've never seen anything like this before.
ReplyDeletePlus: thanks so much for sharing with us.
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