Trees from a distance

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Wow, on Robinia's tree I passed over Butternut because I thought he indicated his tree was in the legume family. My error.

Oh well, this is what I get for trying to check in after work - fatigue definitely affects the brain.

I'm going to bow out for awhile, but I'll be back!

Thanks for the fun!

-Diane
 
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"Pale trunk forks into bouquet-shape like some elms".

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That's ridiculous. I've never seen a Butternut that looked anything like an Elm in my estimation. So no, I don't feel any better. Especially with this Antarctica crap now.

;-)

-Tom
 
Just let me know when you need a clue Tom.
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Sorry Tom, I just couldn't take you criticizing my photo album without a little retaliation.
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This tree is not from the US or Canada so if you want me to pick a different tree I can. I just thought it would be fun to spice things up a little bit with something from Central America.
 
It's not Gliricidia Sepium.

Since everyone has given up I will post a new tree. This should be easier. Tree at center of Pic.
 

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No problem Robina, It took me a while to figure it out.

There fixed the fat woman's torso well cover. Any other complaints? No I am not going to move the power lines.
 

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