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''For a tree to become tall it must grow tough roots among the rocks.'' ~ Friedrich Nietzsche.Mesmerizing trees series:
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Wobderful inmage of this tree and others you have taken.
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Mesmerizing, indeed! Beautiful image, great perspective!
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Gorgeous brigth colours I would love to see this tree up close! Great job!
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Things were inspiring me, and this is one of them!
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Wonderfol presentation of the colours, very lovely!
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So pretty! I love this and all of the other pictures you have of flowers! <3 
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I love the perspective and how the flowers stand out against the blue sky. Amazing shot.
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i love the color pink and nature. so i really love this picture ^_^
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Wow, Nietzsche is everywhere.
Which type of tree is this?
The yellow ones
are beautiful, too.
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For all who
wants to know:
that is a
Tabebuia impetiginosa.
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it's like it's giving me a taste of sweetness
that's a great one
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whooooooooaaahhh BEAUTIFUL! STUNNINGG!! <3 0.0
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the tree is really pretty and i love the colors!
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Love the colors and the lighting, good work
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