Not quite down but a good bit blown off from the storm we had last month called Storm Eowyn. I think this one will survive or hope it will.
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Nature is strong when it wants to
ReplyDeleteIt sure is Mikael. We cannot fight it :-D
DeleteHere a winter storm had also knocked down some trees
ReplyDeleteIt is happening all the time now. Thanks :-D
DeleteAwesome!
ReplyDeleteI hope he survives this major amputation, we can't lose any...
So true we cannot lose any more. Thanks Fernando :-D
DeleteNature renews itself... It will survive!
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I really hope so. Nature is very good at healing itself, I agree. Thanks :-D
DeleteStill standing and strong.
ReplyDeleteYup! Thanks Bill :-D
DeleteIt is in good shape. It will survive.
ReplyDeleteI really hope so, thanks Giorgio :-D
DeleteOh no
ReplyDeleteI know!
Delete...high winds are taking their toil here too.
ReplyDeleteThey are everywhere sadly. Thanks Tom :-D
DeleteSim, um galho caiu, mas a árvore está de pé!
ReplyDeleteBeijos e boa semana! o(^▽^)o
Still standing strong! Thanks Ane :-D
DeleteI hope it survives also. This winter has been very hard on the trees.
ReplyDeleteIt really has been bad over here too. Wild winds and such. Thanks :-D
DeleteI do hope it survives ...
ReplyDeleteAll the best Jan
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Me too. Thanks Jan :-D
DeleteThose winds can be mighty scary!
ReplyDeleteThey sure can and my wee Jethro isn't keen on them. Thanks Terry :-D
DeleteUy que pena por el árbol. Te mando un beso.
ReplyDeleteIt really is. Thanks :-D
DeleteSad that tree is split in halves
ReplyDeleteIt really is.
DeleteIt must have been a particularly nasty wind.
ReplyDeleteIt was really bad Kirk! Thanks :-D
DeleteI've been afraid to look in the farthest reaches of our backyard to see if our recent snow and today's winds have left any surprises.
ReplyDeleteYou might find some sadly! Hopefully all will be okay. Thanks :-D
DeleteWhat a pity!
ReplyDeleteI know Irina.
DeleteIt happens, but left alone think of all the nutrients the decaying wood will return to the soil, fulfilling its role in the natural cycle of life on Earth. But, I suspect that zealous humans will come along and “tidy up.” Can’t have branches strewn around everywhere, after all. Spoils the image of all the litter we toss around.
ReplyDeleteOh tell me about it. They are forever "tidying up" in the forests over here, does my head in. You are 100% right it does spoil the image of all the litter!!!!! Honestly littering is such a big problem in Scotland, we as a nation do not respect nature it is shocking.
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ReplyDeleteThanks :-D
DeleteI hope it will survive!
ReplyDeleteMe too. Thanks :-D
DeleteDramatic photos.
ReplyDeleteAll the best to the tree!
Thanks I hope it will be okay :-D
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