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This one amazes us ... it is actually centuries old and look at that trunk ... what a work of art!
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Saturday, August 25, 2012
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Amazing is definitely the right word! WOW!!
ReplyDeletewow is right! the twist in the trunk is just fabulous!!!
ReplyDeleteGreetings, John! What a stunning bonsai! I like the serene feeling I get when looking at this beautiful tree. That trunk is truly amazing. It's also interesting to read about how the artist formed this lovely tree. Quite a sight!
ReplyDeleteOn this lazy Saturday I was browsing through blogs (via the "Next Blog" button) and came upon yours. You are now housed in my "Living Well" bookmark folder.
ReplyDeleteI have lived for 30 years down in the valley about 5 miles from the Collection and have never been there. That will be remedied in the coming week! Thank you!