The everyday of our family farm
The colours complement each other and the vertical composition works so well.Alphie
What a stunner.
Just gorgeous.Take care, be safe.
Breathtakingly beautiful! I’d love to see the whole thing.
Lovely shot. Cheers Diane
It's not of the willow family but looks very much like the European willow tree. We had a weeping willow in my garden as a child.
Really interesting!!
As by its appearance, it is an Acacia. It looks nice.
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The colours complement each other and the vertical composition works so well.
ReplyDeleteAlphie
What a stunner.
ReplyDeleteJust gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteTake care, be safe.
Breathtakingly beautiful! I’d love to see the whole thing.
ReplyDeleteLovely shot. Cheers Diane
ReplyDeleteIt's not of the willow family but looks very much like the European willow tree. We had a weeping willow in my garden as a child.
ReplyDeleteReally interesting!!
ReplyDeleteAs by its appearance, it is an Acacia. It looks nice.
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