T is For Tranquil Tree
High noon. A respite from the sun beneath a tranquil tree by the blue, blue sea.
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That’s a stunning shot.
T is for Tranquil Tree by The Tormented Teal blue sea. A great T picture.
I want be there, and read a book underneath that tree, and listen to the sound of the waves …
That would be a place for me, just laying under this tree !!
It makes me want to set my beach blanket right under it and spend the afternoon. Very nice.
That’s a terrific temptation!!
very, very inviting and oh, so beautiful!
A perfect, natural sun shade. That looks very tranquil! Great T. How does it grow in the sand? Love how greenery will thrive no matter what.
What a perfect little bench that tree makes! How do you find these places where there are NO people?
That is a tranquil tree if I ever saw one! What a perfect setting for a tree to grow!! If I were that tree, I’d be very content.
Here is mine:
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That is a tranquil tree if I ever saw one!! What a perfect setting for a tree to grow. If I were that tree, I’d be very content.
I love your peaceful place to rest out of the sun , on the beach… My “T” picture is ready…. come see my “T”….
wow, i want to sit under that tree and watch the crazy world go by
Lovely and tranquil indeed! So gorgeous with that blue sea behind it.
That is a great tree!
I can just imagie my girls lounging all over it and staring out at the water.
Two of my favorite things: trees, the sea. You’ve captured them both beautifully. Sigh. I want to sit under that tree and gaze at the water.
That is a perfect place for reading a book and drinking a cool glass of lemonade
You stole my word! Well, almost…;)
What a peaceful looking place to be though- I could sit there for hours watching that sea and listening to its’ sounds.
That is just beautiful!
That’s a lovely, tranquil scene.
I’d like to rest under the shade of that tree.
This would look great on a wall!
David — it’s hard to take a bad photo of God’s masterpieces.
Dr. John — how long hav e you had that stutter?
Jientje — the sound of the waves — and jet planes. This tree is actually very near the Kailua-Kona airport on Hawaii (a.k.a. “The Big Island”).
Gattina — there is no sand under this tree or on this beach. The ground is pebbles and rocks — mostly broken coral.
Robert — your beach blanket had best be padded. Check out my comments to Jientje & Gattina.
Mar — beautiful, indeed — and the water was perfect.
Cath — that isn’t sand it’s growing in, it’s coral — so you need to ask, how is that tree growing in calcium carbonate. The lava rock (these islands are primarily that) and the coral rubble are very rich in nutrients — or so says the botanist/oceanographer on the other end of the couch.
Melli — well, I drive down unmarked roads in the middle of nowhere and pray that I don’t get lost/mugged/murdered. This beach is actually very near the Kona airport and the science station OC visits monthly. Beside a roadside/oceanside park, which was packed, was a bumpy road no sensible person would have taken my sedan down. Fortunately, I am not sensible, and this tree was waiting for me at the end of the line.
Karen — it is the link that makes my spam filter eat your comments. Be patient. I check daily and fish them out.
Baba — be right there ….
Juliana — hmmm, I couldn’t see much of the world from that spot. Behind me, where you can not see, was a long, low hedge. Mostly the view was ocean — which was glorious!
Carletta — green and blues together are my favorite colors.
Jules — now THAT would be a picture!
San — I can give you driving directions …..
Minkydo — you’d have to bring the lemonade in, so you might as well have a whole picnic.
Cyndi — me, too.
Donna — God does good work.
JD — bring a padded cushion, the ground is very rocky.
Andrew — I would love to have it blown up poster sized, but most probably the graphics place will want mucho dinero.
Hi all… I’m totally caught up now, and my “U” is even up too. It’s after midnight here, but I’m 3 hours ahead of Quilly, so I guess that makes me early, haha.
I’ll drop by in the morning to post in Quilly’s “U” comments… unless I’m still awake in 2 1/2 hours, then I’ll do it tonight, haha.
WHOOF!!! I gots my “T” up now, and in a few minutes will have my “U” up too. BARK!!
Alice — I live almost at the end of the world!
Reba — good girl!
ah, that’s even better
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Juliana —