Year of seasons cut short
So what tree shall I follow now for a year of seasons? Our backyard walnut?
The neighbor's tree?
Or shall I document the rebirth of the old apple tree? This is the one that had grown tall and was dropping fruit onto the porch roof, making a sound like artilliary fire. Very hard on the nerves of our neighbor who is a military vetern. We are going to encourage low-hanging fruit.
6 Comments:
At 12:02 PM ,
Tim Young said...
I would suggest the stubbly old apple. It has a lot of character.
At 2:23 PM ,
Wannietta Kirkpatrick said...
I love the apple tree - totally gnarly dude!! LOL!!
At 6:45 PM ,
Heide said...
I vote for the apple tree. I looks like eager worms rising up from the ground after a good rain.
At 5:27 AM ,
Saren Johnson said...
I vote apple, more changes to see.
At 11:00 AM ,
Benita said...
Oh, no!!!
I think the apple tree. With spring coming, it'll be lovely to watch it from beginning of its year to its end.
At 7:20 PM ,
Amy Lane said...
Hmmm... difficult choice. Maybe find an avenue or a corridor of trees--or maybe the rebirth of the apple, like some great Norse god...
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