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There were a lot of these trees and indeed, they are looking. It's a bit strange and even a bit scary.
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Thank you very much!
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Thank you very much, Peggy.
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Thank you kindly, Richard.
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Fabulous characterisation!!I love anything about trees!!Even believe they see
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And there are so many different kind of trees. I also think they can see. Β
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I once saw a film where some body had played some music inside a nursery(i think).the trees swayed to the music!!!I like to think it was true!!!I will look it up again.
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i . a g r e e . w i t h . poisen2014 . t h e . e y e s . a r e . v e r y . i n t e r e s t i n g .
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TheyΒ are ... although a bit creepy.
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n o t . a t . a l l . v e r y . i n t e r e s t i n g . a n d . n o t . c r e p p y ...
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Looks like the tree has eyes, great photo Β Β
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Thank you very much, Brigitte.
And indeed, these trees have "eyes", caused by the scars of pruning wounds and fallen branches.
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you are always very welcomeΒ
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The "eyes" are caused by the scars of pruning wounds and fallen branches. It is remarkable that they all have the exact shape of eyes.
Thank you very much, dear Lawrence.
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Dank je wel, Maria.
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Thank you very much, Liisa.
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Very interesting. Two faces there I see. Β
Very good representation for both image and music.
The Last March of the Ents that it is the extended version of the Two Towers, is one of my favorites.
Most especially, the choir singing at the end brings the whole scene it to another level.
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Thank you very much, dear Yadi.
It looks a bit like eyes and they are caused by the scars of pruning wounds and fallen branches.
It brings me goosebumps, every time I see and hear it.
Peter Jackson has the books of J.R.R. Tolkien absolutely fantastic interpreted.
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I'm loving the tonal contrasts in this shot.
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Thank you kindly for your interest, J.
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Thank you very much, dear Vasi.
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Thank you very much, dear Alois.
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I hear that "wall have ears"... but now I see that "trees have eyes"Β Β
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Trees with "eyes" ... I sometimes see them when I visit Wendy. There are many gray poplars there.
They are a bit scary. I feel viewed on all sides. Β
The "eyes" are caused by the scars of pruning wounds and fallen branches. It is remarkable that they all have the exact shape of eyes. A beautiful play of nature.
Thank you very much, dear Mel. Β
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Nature ALWAYS has something to teach us - I hope we are always receptive enough to hear!!
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Great capture Ans
You know that tree looks like it's watching us with many eyes
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Thank you very much, Tony.
The "eyes" are caused by the scars of pruning wounds and fallen branches.
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Thank you kindly, M. It's much appreciated.
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Thank you very much, Jeff.
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Amazing dear Ansβ¦.
The music goes really well with the captureβ¦
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Thank you so much, dear Teresa. I;m glad you like it. 
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You are very welcome my dearest Ansβ¦
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