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| Green Lake, Seattle, WA April 22, 2019 3:54 PM |
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| Path around Green Lake, Seattle April 22, 2019 |
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| Concerned about this very old tree. Take a close look at the right side. |
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| Closer |
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| Still closer |
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| Really close. Is this new growth or is the tree dying? |
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| Seen earlier today from home. I like the looks of this little ship. This is the WESTERLAND Container Ship enroute to Port of Tacoma April 22, 2019 8:49 AM |
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The usual gallimaufry of images with an emphasis on the seasonal change as we move through autumn. Trees In my neighborhood. [Click on image...
Well, I have no idea what's happening to you pine tree but it looks like it was a great tree in it's day.
ReplyDelete...the tree looks like a sequoia. I have tried growing them here in New York with little success, but I have seen a few growing locally. Air pollution may be a problem.
ReplyDeleteHi John...Everything has a Life-Span...perhaps the tree is at it's end- though I doubt it- possibly the change in color is due to climatic variations which has triggered it- a sort of reaction to change. Cheers. KEV.
ReplyDeleteNew growth would be green. We have pine trees lining the property at the old house in town and sometimes some of the needles turn brown like that and fall off. So far it doesn't seem to have hurt the trees.
ReplyDeleteI certainly give any suggestions about that tree.I sure hope it isn't dying.
ReplyDeleteThat doesn't look like a healthy tree to me. New growth would be green. But it's only on part of the tree, so maybe other than not being symmetrical, it will live on. :-)
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