A khatta-meetha take on life around me through my presbiopic eyes!
A unique growth of the Keekar (Accacia) tree at the Longewala War Museum near Jaisalmer in Rajasthan.
A must visit place obviously to learn and pay homage at the sight of the battle of Longewala and to see this unique tree growing there. Unique for its branching .
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A familiar tree but some new story related to it!
The Ficus religiosa of Pimpal or Peepal.
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How many times have you stopped or detoured just to see a tree? It often happens to me and my family are now used to my (apparently) random calls to stop the vehicle.
One such tree (more like a large shrub) caught my attention and stopped me in my tracks.
🙂
This was on the curvy winding roads of Munnar. The tree was the Spiky Powder Puff
aka Calliandra calothyrsus of the Mimosaceae family.
Here it is.
I am joining Parul in her ThursdayTreeLove bloghop.
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Here is wonderful tree from the Edinburgh Castle in Edinburgh Scotland.
It is said to be a Norway Maple but I cannot be sure. It had beautiful lobed leaves and its cool shade gave huge relief from the Sun on a hot day.
You can read the entire post here. See more photos of the tree here.
This post is part of Parul ‘s ThursdayTreeLove blog hop.
Today’s tree is a glorious old Oak tree that grows in the Cardiff Castle in Cardiff.
This is a Holm Oak said to be from the 18th century. I am not familiar with the Oak species as it does not grow in the warm climate of my city.
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Click here to see more photos of this lovely Oak.
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Sometimes when you lose your way in a fog,
You end up in a beautiful place!
Dont be afraid of getting lost! … Mehmet Murad ildan
This post is about our long overdue visit to Malhargad.. a fort just outside Pune. As luck would have it, we were engulfed by a thick fog as we entered and could not enjoy and appreciate the fort structure.
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We always wonder how many stories trees would have to share if only they could talk.
I came across this tree that does indeed tell a story and is in the town of Waterford in Wales.
Its a carving on a 23 foot long entire Douglas Fir tree that was uprooted in a storm.
My images do no justice but will definitely give you an idea.
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Todays tree seems to be sad or is it a case of becoming top heavy with a comparatively less strong trunk?
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You decide!!
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These are just some of the wild ephimerals blooming on Pune Tekdis with the onset of the monsoon. They are barely the size of a thumb nail and yet are most eye catching! As the monsoon advances, other species will bloom.
You can see more of these flowers here.
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Todays species is yet another introduced variety in India but it seems to be very happy here as it flowers and fruits profusely.
I am talking about the Duranta erecta. I am sure most of you would have seen it growing as a hedge.
Its commonly called the Sky Flower or Pigeon Berry.
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