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It was a great snowshoeing season this past winter and it inspired many pieces
Notice the evidence of a companion in the snow
These trees weather the passing of time together
I can only imagine that the tree is just trying to hang on to its postage stamp territory
They develope wide
Cherry Twist Utah It was a great snowshoeingBlack cherry is common in New England forests but easy to overlook until it fruits. The trunks often develop a characteristic twist as they grow, and the fruit is a critical late summer food source for birds and mammals. These black cherry trees observed at the Wells Reserve in Maine were riddled with yellow bellied sapsucker holes, drilled to access sap and the insects it attracts. 30x40" Original Artwork Paper Maps & Ink on Cradled Board w Wood