Showing posts with label Trees. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Trees. Show all posts

Wednesday, October 30, 2019

A Slum Lord's Dream House Part 4: Mama Tree and Friend No More

The place we lived for so many years had so much plant life and now it was and still is completely gone. I still love the old house but it no longer looks homey or inviting, just dead now, without Mama tree, the hawthorn, snowball bush, and all the other plants. The new landlord has painted and fixed up the old house and its garage has also been fixed and painted, it looks almost brand new (photographs not included) but still is missing something, sadly.

Photographs taken late November 2015.

 What is left of Mama Tree

Mama Tree, Hawthorn, and Shrubs, All Gone

Mama Tree, Hawthorn, Shrubs and Lilac Bush, All Gone

Shrub and Snowball Bush, All Gone

Mama Tree, Hawthorn, and Shrubs, All Gone

Large Shrub in Front of Garage, Gone

Large Shrub in Front of Garage, Gone




A Slum Lord's Dream House Part 3: Mama Tree and Friend Just Before We Moved Out

The place we lived for so many years had so much plant life and now it is completely gone. I still love the old house but it no longer looks homey or inviting, just dead now.

Photographs taken while we were moving in August 2015.

 Mama Tree tall and beautiful 

Another view of house and Mama Tree

Mama Tree, Hawthorn, Shrubs and Lilac Bush 

Mama Tree, Hawthorn, and Shrubs 

Mama Tree Pic 1

Mama Tree Pic 2

Mama Tree Pic 3

Mama Tree Pic 4

Mama Tree Pic 5
Tall Snow Ball Bush near alleyway 

To Be Continued: 






                 



Thursday, April 11, 2019

WILLOW TREE 1-2 AND TREE FRIENDS


The side and back yard willow trees in my rental's yard and other trees in the yard. I just love trees basically. This was in September and October 2017.
WILLOW TREE 1 

WILLOW TREE 2 



FALL TREES AT COLLEGE AND STRANGE PLANT (PHOTOGRAPHS 1-4)


FALL TREES AT COLLEGE 1-3 

Fall trees in the Klamath Community College parking lot in Klamath Falls, Oregon. 

STRANGE PLANT

Little bush plant in Klamath Community College’s parking lot in Klamath Falls, Oregon. I think it may be a type of sage brush not sure. 


SOUL MATE TREES (VIDEOS 1-3)


These soul mate trees stand in the Tulelake Fairgrounds, their limbs stretch out like they are reaching out to each other and the sky.  Their roots look ancient and strong, reaching out to each other also.  Their leaves look beautiful in the sunshine, turning into a glowing green.

Burning Times and Church of Madness by Inkubus Sukkubus

I love these songs. Dogmatic patriarchal religions have caused so much destruction and death over the centuries, you would think we would l...