We had some very old weeping willows that were damaged by the remnants of a hurricane a few years back, and unfortunately they had to be cut down. This one looks like it was in the picture of health when this picture was taken.
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The wood is soft so they tend to live shorter lives. That tree has probably been there since I lived there while in high school.
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Stunning!!🙂
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Thanks so much! This was taken in Oakland County.
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That’s a beautiful scene. A willow tree, right? You were lucky to grow up next to a lake. Were there fish in it too?
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Thank you, Shelley! Yes, it’s an old willow tree, and the fish are delicious! Bass, Blue Gill, Perch. We caught them on a family holiday in the early 70s, my grandpa would clean them up for cooking! So many wonderful memories here. ❤️
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You’re welcome! I thought so about the tree. Yummmmmmm those are my favorite fish, I grew up catching, watching my dad clean them, and then enjoying a fresh fish fry. Like, you, so many happy memories! 🥰
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It looks like a magical place where fantasy and imagination could run free.
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Ooooh, I love your interpretation, K!! A magical place that knows no strife. ☺️
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WOW! A truly a work of art. I agree with Cindy, this one is begging to be framed.
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Wow again, thanks so much, Bridgette! ❤️
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WOW! This is a stunner. Frame it!
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Wow, thank you. Cindy! ❤️☺️ I can check the original file to see if it is large enough to be printed properly at a local print shop. ☺️
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That tree is amazing!
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Thank you, Anne Marie, it is a very old Weeping Willow. There are others along the shore, my sister had to have one taken down last year as it was getting too old. I lived here when I was in high school. In fact, our family moved to this lake in 1968 and owned two homes. This was the second which my sister and her now-deceased husband purchased from my parents. Our family has lived in this lake for 54 years!
Fantastic!
Thank you, Inge! ❤️
Gorgeous!
Thanks so much, Eugenia!
Most welcome, John!
We had some very old weeping willows that were damaged by the remnants of a hurricane a few years back, and unfortunately they had to be cut down. This one looks like it was in the picture of health when this picture was taken.
The wood is soft so they tend to live shorter lives. That tree has probably been there since I lived there while in high school.
Stunning!!🙂
Thanks so much! This was taken in Oakland County.
That’s a beautiful scene. A willow tree, right? You were lucky to grow up next to a lake. Were there fish in it too?
Thank you, Shelley! Yes, it’s an old willow tree, and the fish are delicious! Bass, Blue Gill, Perch. We caught them on a family holiday in the early 70s, my grandpa would clean them up for cooking! So many wonderful memories here. ❤️
You’re welcome! I thought so about the tree. Yummmmmmm those are my favorite fish, I grew up catching, watching my dad clean them, and then enjoying a fresh fish fry. Like, you, so many happy memories! 🥰
It looks like a magical place where fantasy and imagination could run free.
Ooooh, I love your interpretation, K!! A magical place that knows no strife. ☺️
WOW! A truly a work of art. I agree with Cindy, this one is begging to be framed.
Wow again, thanks so much, Bridgette! ❤️
WOW! This is a stunner. Frame it!
Wow, thank you. Cindy! ❤️☺️ I can check the original file to see if it is large enough to be printed properly at a local print shop. ☺️
That tree is amazing!
Thank you, Anne Marie, it is a very old Weeping Willow. There are others along the shore, my sister had to have one taken down last year as it was getting too old. I lived here when I was in high school. In fact, our family moved to this lake in 1968 and owned two homes. This was the second which my sister and her now-deceased husband purchased from my parents. Our family has lived in this lake for 54 years!