Ginny asked if one of the trees in last week's photos was a banyan. No, but the one above I found this week end is a banyan, we found these on our Sunday morning drive Beau to the Park and then for a ride. Most of the trees below are live oaks of different types.
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| OOPS! I found another Spanish house.. can't help myself |
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| Nature Friday with Adventures of LLB |
They make a natural arbor above the street! And wow, the Banyon looks like a lot of trees!
ReplyDeletePhotos 5 & 6 are gorgeous, that tree is amazing! Like something from a fantasy book.
ReplyDeleteHari OM
ReplyDeleteyou have given these trees wonderful portrait shots - beautiful! YAM xx
I love them all. I want to take a walk down that tree lined street.
ReplyDeleteTrees like that do so much to enhance a neighbourhood. It’s a pleasure to see them.
ReplyDeleteI love these trees..andcwant to see more of the Spanish home! There is a small tree, maybe Bush is the right word that inwas every day...it is 8 or 10 ft tall and i want a photo so bad..
ReplyDeleteMy goodness that's a huge Oak tree! How wonderful that it has survived all these years. Even out here in the country it's amazing when I find an Oak or Pine that old considering all the clearing and farming. Not complaining. It is what it is. I like the tall trees. Mature Pines bring a lot of Fox Squirrel in our area. I get so excited when I see one. They're really unique.
ReplyDeleteNice Spanish home. My Mother-in-law (now passed) liked Spanish anything. Her furniture always reflected that.
Have a glorious day! I hope your leg(s) are better today!?
Blessings.
OH my word that tree makes the home look like a doll house.
ReplyDeleteIt is huge. I would not want all those giant limbs hanging over my house especially during a 'hurrycane'
Hugs Cecilia
PS I hope your leg is feeling better
I like Nature Friday and of course I love all of these big beautiful trees. I take more photos of trees that I ever post! lol But they make me stop in my tracks sometimes!
ReplyDeleteFunny girl! I wonder what they call that particular shade of pink/red?
ReplyDeleteThat tree (3rd from the bottom) looks like it's just begging to be climbed. If I were 20 years younger, I just might!
Those trees are amazingly beautiful, not to mention, very large, Sandra. I have hard of and seen banyan trees before but can't remember where or when. hope you are recovering from the nasty fall.
ReplyDeleteHi Sandra :=)
ReplyDeleteThose trees are definitely an asset to the neighbourhood. They are huge, and I wonder how old they are!
I love all the trees, beautiful! The house is pretty!
ReplyDeleteTake care, have a great day!
I agree with Ginny, some of these trees look like they came straight out of a fantasy book (thinking of 'Treebeard' in the Lord of the Rings series...)
ReplyDeleteWow!! We had live oaks in Texas...but nothing as grand as the ones near you! How beautiful!!!
ReplyDeleteThat was such a GORGEOUS street. So peaceful and pretty looking. I love Banyon trees.
ReplyDeleteHow are you feeling today?
Some of those trees are so pretty.
ReplyDeleteAs you know, I love trees! I hope you are doing well after your fall. Much love. ❤️
ReplyDeleteWOW, those trees are amazing! I like that spanish house!
ReplyDeleteThese are great photos! Those trees certainly are magical and photos are great.
ReplyDeleteSuch beautiful trees!!
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