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Published: 2011-02-05 12:58:51 +0000 UTC; Views: 757; Favourites: 26; Downloads: 54
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Three photos made in a weird forest. On a top of a little hill these and more beeches grow and look... well, crazy.Related content
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Damn! I wish there were some weird trees here too... 
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Aye, they are - imagine a hole hill with many of these
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I'd want to live there... especially if there isn't many people around... for miles...
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Love it. They look like three gnarled, surly old men. Do these beeches produce nuts? My family bought a piece of land in Nova Scotia that has some beech trees near it and I'm wondering if they will be useful as a food source.
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Hrm, this was intended as a comment on 'Weird Beeches'. Since I'm here, I love your gallery very much. I'm never as happy as when I'm wandering through a forest, and clearly you feel similarly.
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Uhm, it is a comment on "weird beeches" 
Yes, this beeches produces nuts, in the late middle age this hill was used as a grazing land for pigs, the savages cut the trees at a certain height so they grew more branches than usual, thats why these beeches look unusual weird
To your second comment: Well, it's definitly a different happiness, a more fulfilling, I'd say. Great to hear of ... companions!
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Hmm, weird.
Have you tasted any of the nuts? They are supposed to make an amazing oil...
And indeed, it's always a pleasure to meet people who understand the attraction of a forest.
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Nope, only tasted one nut, can't say anything about it. I heard about the oil and wanted to test that somewhen
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Yeah, the first nations would collect the oil, I think by mashing the nuts and then simmering them in water. The oil would collect on top and could be skimmed off. It's supposed to be absolutely delicious.
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solche BΓ€ume sind mir aber auch noch nicht untergekommen!
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no worries!
i love tree creatures!
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Aye, aren't they?
Was a great trip.
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Aren't they beautiful! Natural dryads 
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Thanks!
No, of corse not! I feel honoured! But in return I would like to see the result :]
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Of course! It takes me a while to get around to all the paintings that I'd like to do...but I PROMISE I'll send you a link
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*laugh*
Okay, deal
Good luck, then!
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What amazing ancient soulslay wrapped and hidden safe beneath the bark and buried beneath the soil
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Amazing and very curious trees... I love them !
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WOWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW! That 's an amazing awesome old tree ! isn't he gorgeous ! 
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Oho, someone fell in love?^^
Actually these are two different trees (the two photos on the left are the same tree)
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I love them both ! Trees are immortal...
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