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3 Comments to “Nature’s Fruits”
Perfect words -and timely too with all the focus on a bew year. Take care Evita!
I love these coastal Cypress Trees. The wind, the sea, and the salt air work together to mold this tree into the unique shape that each plant holds and temporarily maintains. Sometimes they look as if they are stretching their arms out towards the ocean as if they were saluting to friends and family in a distant land.
Exquisite detail..and great find!!!