Tree scream by gelf56
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Description
yet another photo of the spooky yew trees
heres a quote form the english nature web site about
kingley vale
The reserve contains one of the finest yew forests in western Europe, including a grove of ancient trees which are among the oldest living things in Britain.
The largest yews occur at the foot of the valley. This species is very long-lived and research suggests that these trees may have become established here in pre-Christian times. Their shapes are weird and fantastic, contorted by time and centuries of storms. From some of the huge limbs, partially severed and thrown to the ground by the force of the wind, new root systems have developed. The natural 'layering' of the yews, coupled with the smooth texture of the old bark, gives some trees the appearance of giant, motionless serpents. Certainly the yew grove at twilight is no place for the faint-hearted and it is little wonder that legends of hauntings abound!
thx for looking and be sure to check out the other
pics of these trees in my gallery
your kind comments are always apreciated
Comments (7)
FCLittle
Can't get enough of interesting trees in my opinion. This is a great one, too. The trunk is awesome, but I also love the thicket of branches that obscures the background. I wish I could create such trees to use in my own projects.
goldah
Another great shot from that magical place...thanks for posting
Oils_on_Display
.:This is so cool! I'd love to see a long old wooden door where that big "hole" is:.
donvino
great shot and interesting perspective. Superb!!!
redbeard
An amazing tree and a great photo! I can see where this must be spooky place at night.
kimariehere
wonderfully seen and shot!! WOW very good eye!
jcv2
Beautiful capture of this impressive tree, a very characteristic shape! Excellent work!