Tuesday, June 16, 2020

Dead Branches Prettyfied

A few days ago, we passed the back of this tree that looked dead. It was at the edge of a person's yard. But even though the branches were all bare, they used that as a backdrop for a pretty scene.



Trees are poems that earth writes upon the sky,
We fell them down and turn them into paper,
That we may record our emptiness.

~Khalil Gibran



15 comments:

Ann said...

Well isn't that clever. Certainly way easier than digging up a tree. I like the butterflies

Hootin Anni said...

How extraordinary!!

Rose said...

People are just so creative...I never would have thought of that.

George said...

What a neat (and clever) way to turn an eyesore into something beautiful.

steph said...

what a very very cute idea!!! thanks for capturing it!

MadSnapper said...

I have a really beautiful dead grapefruit tree in my front yard but it never occurred to me to hang anything on it. We keep getting people asking at the door if they can cut it down people looking for work and they want to cut it down and the one guy that I said to it no I think it's a piece of art and I liked it there and he was totally shocked. I love dead trees almost as much as I like live trees

Carla from The River said...

This is so unique. I like it Ginny!
:-)
Yes, that is marshmallow stage in my photo of the peony.
xx oo
Carla

Tamago said...

What a fantastic idea to prettify dead branches! The colorful butterflies are so beautiful. Love it :-)

photowannabe said...

Interesting.

The Feminine Energy said...

How pretty! I read a quote one time that said "No tree is truly 'dead'... as they always contain life." I thought about that quote when I read this post today, Ginny. Love, Andrea xoxo

DeniseinVA said...

Thanks for these pretty photos Ginny. Love their creativity and your butterfly header is gorgeous!

DawnTreader said...

Clever way to make something of it! :)

The Padre said...

How Cool Is That - Good Eye There - Thanx For Sharing

Cheers

Chatty Crone said...

It's pretty even though it is bare isn't it?

Ruth Hiebert said...

WHat a wonderful way to put this tree to use!

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