Friday, November 1, 2019

A Living Fossil

The Ginkgo trees have changed color now, and are beautiful!


You can spot Ginkgo trees because their leaves look like little fans.

Ginkgos live for thousands of years, and date back to the Jurrasic period. Because of this, they are known as living fossils.

The Ginkgos are the only trees that survived the Hiroshima bombing. They were charred, but are now flourishing.


See you later!



15 comments:

Hootin Anni said...

That's one heckuva treasure. Amazing.

Hootin Anni said...

...and beautiful!!

MadSnapper said...

unbelievable YELLOW trees. the only yellow ones here are yellow flowers. these are stunning...I love the goodbye for now shot at the end, perfect capture in the mirror.

Ann said...

That's some amazing tree. Not only is the color bright and beautiful but the history behind it is amazing

aspiritofsimplicity said...

Oh my goodness those are just beautiful yellow trees!!

Rose said...

I love gingko trees...you just reminded me I did not get to go see the one and only one I know of around here...it is at least a 40 minute drive.

Linda said...

They are beautiful! I learned something new here today! And I love the closing poster!

DeniseinVA said...

I love the advice from a fossil and these photos of the ginko tree are gorgeous! Thank you for sharing them and for all that interesting information.

Tamago said...

Oh they are so beautiful! There were lot of Ginkgo trees in my hometown. Love their vibrant colors :-)

Lois said...

Gorgeous photos! I had no idea that Ginkgos lived that long.

Ruth Hiebert said...

Those leaves have a very unique color,almost lime coloured.

Natalia said...

Wow,this color is spectacular ☺

Alexandria said...

That is a beautiful tree and I learned something new.
Thanks for sharing.

Great-Granny Grandma said...

Wow, how beautiful.

Carla from The River said...

Beautiful, I did not know that about Ginkgos being the only trees surviving the Hiroshima bombing.
Thank you for sharing.
Carla

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