This large piece of driftwood was found on the beach a couple of weeks ago. I have to wonder what woodpecker pecked all these holes. It was too large to move so I straddled it to get a shot. I’m sure this old tree could tell some stories!
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Trees and the stories they could tell, if only they could talk. Or maybe the story seeker has to dig a little deeper into the history of the tree to discover its story how it helped some amazing things come to be. Enjoy the read at the web link about some of these amazing story tellers. Yup, just like your piece of driftwood, Lisa. Nice photo. https://www.csmonitor.com/2005/0308/p18s02-hfks.html
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Very interesting read. I knew about the rings but not the variables. 😊
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I’m a dedicated proponent of H. Jackson Brown’s book “Live And Learn And Pass It On.” Received this short book as a gift back in the early 90s. Lost count the number of times I’ve re-read it. But follow its advice, I continue doing. Amazing place this planet we live on.
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Woody would have been jealous…
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True! LoL! I’m pretty sure we heard him yesterday while birding but never saw him. 😊
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that Woody is quite the tricky bird…
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Mischievous was what he was. 😂
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A treasure from nature in your way!
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Yes it is. 😊
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what a fabulous piece of driftwood, shame you couldn’t carry it home!!
My first thought when i saw the holes was carpenter bees
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These holes were made by woodpeckers and certainly had some kind of insects when it was still vertical. 😊
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yes everything is good. da picture The view is. Thanks see you.
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