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Now, here's a different thread. How many of you appreciate handsome trees?

 

Baobab, Madagascar

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Wisteria, Ashikaga Flower Park in Japan

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http://www.earthporm.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/07/oldest-wisteria-tree-ashikaga-japan-2.jpg

 

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Flamboyant Tree, Puerto Rico

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Avenue of Oaks, Dixie Plantation, South Carolina

http://cdn.stylisheve.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/09/Stunning-Trees-in-the-World-17.jpg

 

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Rainbow Eucalyptus, Kauai

http://www.lovethesepics.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/01/Rainbow-eucalyptus-truly-one-of-the-most-amazingly-beautiful-rainbow-colored-trees-on-earth.jpg

 

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Cherry Blossom trees in Bonn...

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http://www.youramazingpictures.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/02/Cherry-Blossom-Avenue-Bonn-Germany.jpg

 

Stockholm...

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DC...

http://www.fodors.com/wire/Washington-DC-Monument-cherry-blossom.jpg

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Japanese maple, Portland OR

http://cdn4.pacifichorticulture.org/wp-content/uploads/2012/07/Maier.04.jpg

 

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Maple tree tunnel in Oregon

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Jaracandas trees, South Africa

http://jacaranda.ca/wp-content/uploads/2012/09/trees-copy1.jpg

 

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I hope you don't mind me adding to your thread, but the moment I clicked on, I thought of Oak Alley Plantation. Just stunning.

 

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From the WORLD TRAVELER. Must be great to see in person

 

Boston Bill

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I hope you don't mind me adding to your thread, but the moment I clicked on, I thought of Oak Alley Plantation. Just stunning.

 

Don't mind at all. I visited Oak Alley Plantation in Louisiana some 14 years or so ago. As I drove towards the plantation house I thought "Wow. These trees actually look older than the house!". As it turns out, the house was built after the trees. The plantation owner actually built the house there because of the trees which had been planted decades earlier. As I recall, per the preference of the mistress of the house, the oak trees were treated to not have Spanish moss, as she did not appreciate the beauty of Spanish moss.

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Don't mind at all. I visited Oak Alley Plantation in Louisiana some 14 years or so ago. As I drove towards the plantation house I thought "Wow. These trees actually look older than the house!". As it turns out, the house was built after the trees. The plantation owner actually built the house there because of the trees which had been planted decades earlier. As I recall, per the preference of the mistress of the house, the oak trees were treated to not have Spanish moss, as she did not appreciate the beauty of Spanish moss.

 

Oddly enough, I thought the trees were more interesting than the house. They really captivated me. I remember being just a tad bit disappointed in the size and grandeur of the plantation houses. Of course it was our first stop, and you realized how Hollywood enhances our perception of plantation life. It was a real eye opener.

 

Excellent thread by the way. Refreshing.

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DC...

http://www.fodors.com/wire/Washington-DC-Monument-cherry-blossom.jpg

 

I remember seeing them in ... 1961? ... when my sister was looking at colleges. They were beautiful,

and covered with snow.

 

I have no photos of them, but I remember the Gothic Arches of Elms that ran down the parkways

in my home town (River Forest, Ill). I remember the all-but-total lack of sunshine on the lawn in the

backyard, due to those treese. All gone, but breathtaking.

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It looks like my pictures of the baobabs of Madagascar didn't go through...

http://images.nationalgeographic.com/wpf/media-live/photos/000/539/cache/girl-baobabs-madagascar_53921_990x742.jpg

 

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And the Socotra Dragon Blood Tree, known for its red sap...

http://ngm.nationalgeographic.com/2012/06/socotra/img/06-dragons-blood-forest-devoid-of-seeds_1600.jpg

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http://www.rocketrobin.ca/wp-content/uploads/2014/05/Dragons-Blood_Tree-Resin-300x199.jpg

 

http://cdn1.arkive.org/media/13/13966944-72A5-4F44-B398-6A8090A4A957/Presentation.Large/Dragons-blood-tree-flowering.jpg

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