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jchanders — Life shall go on
Published: 2007-01-24 15:04:33 +0000 UTC; Views: 338; Favourites: 6; Downloads: 10
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This bit of the trunk of the old oak-tree shows that life will go on. It will be eaten up, and new life will grow out of it.Related content
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It'll have some wonderful fungi on it & hopefully mushys close by
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I shall keep an eye on it.
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Because you've made this as a complete landscape image, it also looks remarkably like some gnarly fractal-art!
Truly though, it will live on in other forms, and also, it wouldn't be unknown for a brand new oak tree to spring forth from its midst!
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Who knows. Yes, I like that artistic quality of the "landscape" very much myself.
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It looks like some kind of abstract or surreal painting
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Indeed it does. Makes it a lot less eery.
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Great shot!
It looked a bit like a painting at first. 
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Yes, it has a nice artistic quality to it.
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Well like I said on some of the other images of this tree, I think it would make an interesting study. You have already shown us the tree in the first stages of its death why not follow it the rest of the way as it decomposes and feeds the ground to make new plant life.
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A very good idea! Many thanks for it!
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A nice close up shot of the trunk Jurgen. And nice detail of how nature had already begun it's work before it fell. This image gives the impression it was a huge tree indeed.
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Well, it was huge indeed. A lot of food!
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Sad but I guess all things die - good to see you have a piece of that tree Jurgen !
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Yes, they do, some late and some too early.
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Thanks a lot for the praise and the fav!
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Indeed it does. And we keep trying. Many thanks.
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