And other things that I like!
No idea, but fascinating patterns.
I don't know either but I can certainly see why you like it.
Very interesting bark!Have a wonderful weekend!
Not sure what kind of tree it is, but it has had a hard life with twin trunks. It does have fine patterns.
It looks very old.
It could be Shagbark Hickory. Look it up on the Internet and see what you think.
Según Internet es una Robinia pseudoacacia.Te dejo este enlace que es muy útil Pat. Le metes la imagen de cualquier planta y la identifica: pl@ntnet identifyBuen fin de semana. Un abrazo
I think Laura is right! Thanks!
Interesting patterns indeed! Nice capture, Pat.
Trees are just like people... they get wrinkles when they get older. ;-)
I love how you notice, Pat
Such a characterful old tree.
Hello,I love tree and the texture of the bark.Have a happy weekend!
Outstanding growth, whatever the name is, and it really is lovely.
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No idea, but fascinating patterns.
I don't know either but I can certainly see why you like it.
Very interesting bark!
Have a wonderful weekend!
Not sure what kind of tree it is, but it has had a hard life with twin trunks. It does have fine patterns.
It looks very old.
It could be Shagbark Hickory. Look it up on the Internet and see what you think.
Según Internet es una Robinia pseudoacacia.
Te dejo este enlace que es muy útil Pat. Le metes la imagen de cualquier planta y la identifica:
pl@ntnet identify
Buen fin de semana.
Un abrazo
I think Laura is right! Thanks!
Interesting patterns indeed! Nice capture, Pat.
Trees are just like people... they get wrinkles when they get older. ;-)
I love how you notice, Pat
Such a characterful old tree.
Hello,
I love tree and the texture of the bark.
Have a happy weekend!
Outstanding growth, whatever the name is, and it really is lovely.
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