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19 comments:
Lovely picture, dear Mari.
Wow. Just WOW!!
WOW.
Roots are powerful and when they are exposed like this, they can really tell a story. Very neat photo Mari..
Cool!
I did about the same picture from Nara in Japan. I love your picture!
What a fantastic shot of the tree's root system, Mari. Love it!
That is a really neat photo. Now I want to go out and take some pictures :)
There's a whole devotion in that photo. Roots going down deep ... the foundation needs to be secure ... life exposed ... I guess I could go on but its a great picture . Thanks for sharing.
Sue
You live in a magical place!
We've all got roots that have helped form us into who we are today. Very interesting photo!
Wow, what a roots. In my languages root is called "wortel"
I don't know what it is about roots on the surface but it's in equal measure creepy and so beautiful! xoxo 🏴☠️
Wow those are some roots!!!
That is some root system. Janice
There is beauty in all parts of a tree!
I have seen that a lot and it always makes me wonder how they can live like that.
Great picture...and I see a face in that tree trunk. I think she's embarrassed that we are all looking at her bare legs. LOL.
Fantastic roots ... makes a great photograph.
All the best Jan
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