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Old apple trees
By Elke
10 Dec, 2009
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These trees probably grew from the pips of a fallen apple. They were all twisted together. I thought they were quite lovely, all hugging each other like the family they were. Graves Island Provincial Park, NS
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LOL - very good, Pottygardener! Applie pie all round for that!
10 Dec, 2009
Brilliant ! I wonder if they 'talk' to each other when the wind blows ? (If you've walked through a wood on a windy day, you'll know what I mean) :~)
10 Dec, 2009
good one : )
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Group Hug!........A very a-peeling photo.....warms you to the core....I'll shut up now! :o)
10 Dec, 2009