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Deep in the Magical Forest Photograph by Carol Senske

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Comments (3)

Mother Nature

Mother Nature

PS: Thanks for your wonderful comment!!!!

Doris Potter

Doris Potter

Wow - magical is right!!

Carol Senske replied:

These are magnificent, old, and wonderful trees - great for climbing if you're a kid! Thanks so much, Doris:>)

Nancy Kane Chapman

Nancy Kane Chapman

And mystery it has! I love the way the branches begin at the ground....and what a shape they make as they twirl around the trunk. Amazing. F/L++

Carol Senske replied:

Isn't it fun to really look at it and see the way it grows! We used to call the "Elephant Trees" when we were kids - who knows why - but there are larger than this around:>) http://highfieldhallandgardens.org/visit-highfield/gardens-of-highfield/ Beech-Tree-Path In 2012, Historic Highfield installed the Beech Tree Path. This path meanders below the main parking area, allowing access to the heritage Beech trees planted by the Beebe family. The path also takes visitors past the location where an impressive greenhouse once stood. The greenhouse, abandoned and decayed, was documented and dismantled in 2006.

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