I can't believe I let Earth Day 2020 slip by, I blame it on the renovations :) I am thrilled to say that the avenue of sugar gum trees above, aren't they glorious, in Guildford are heritage listed 💚 personally I think all trees that have survived to a great age and the avarice of man should be heritage listed. I love trees with a passion and have planted three new trees this year. Is Mother Earth breathing a sweet sigh of relief (excellent read) over the last few months, I would say yes to that! Happy Friday, take care and stay safe..
...those sugar gum trees make Earth Day even sweeter!
ReplyDeleteWho doesnt like trees!
ReplyDeleteI have never seen trees like this … They are gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteI think they are very old ... exactly like the giants that guard the way to heaven!
Enjoy your weekend, Grace! 🤗
I agree, a beautiful stand of trees. It was a quiet Earth Day here as well. We should just be thankful that with fewer cars on the roads the skies have cleared and pollution decreased. Happy Friday, Grace.
ReplyDeleteThose are some beautiful trees!
ReplyDeleteSuch beauties! Mother Nature is smiling!
ReplyDeleteThey are fabulous old beings, Grace! We need out trees!
ReplyDeleteWow, so majestic! I think you're right. Mother Earth is getting a slight break. I wish we could find a way to continue the benefits without collapsing the economy.
ReplyDeleteTerrific shot.
ReplyDeleteIt's hard to keep track of days.
What a glorious avenue. I wonder if their tree roots cause problems.
ReplyDeleteThis is so refreshing. We live in a leafy suburb (picture of the neighborhood coming soon, I think) but being stuck inside is no substitute for a colonnade like this.
ReplyDeleteMe too on the trees. I just love them. I feel like they are the wisest of us all 🌳🌲
ReplyDeleteYes, Grace, I do believe "Corinna" brings some good, too.
ReplyDeleteMother Earth can take a deep, clean breath, people - most - are more friendly, and weeee, do I love the distance at the checkouts!!
That should be a forever one! I think Ingo hates to "protect" me each time usually at the checkout anyways ;-)
You would certainly at first cry, having seen all the trees ripped down on Jasper Alley here. But you would love they replaced them with "Teenage-trees" :-) Is it pollution the old ones had to go, I do not know.
Some good in bad...
I'm so glad those trees are still there and as big as they are. I forgot about Earth day too, I saw a memo on facebook then forgot about it.
ReplyDeleteOh those trees don't just look beautiful, they look strong with time as well! I love it so much Grace! Happy Earth Day and thanks for taking me to the streets with your posts! I haven;t been for five weeks now :)
ReplyDeleteThat are great trees, what a difference with the trees on the other side of the street and what a nice walk they create.
ReplyDeleteThey are fabulous trees, Grace !
ReplyDeleteI Was Very Fortunate To Spend Time With A Friend On Earth Day - A Real Difference From Last Year - Our Weather Has Been So Pleasant This Past Week - And The Sunsets, WoW - But Your Renovation Will So Be Worth All Those Casually Missed Opportunities - Stay Strong
ReplyDeleteCheers
We are on the same page with the tree planting plea today. These are gorgeous old trees! Truly beautiful.
ReplyDeleteCes arbres sont spectaculaires et émouvants. Merci pour cette photo
ReplyDeleteWow, they are magnificent. Fab photo as well. Take care Diane
ReplyDeleteThere is little nicer than an avenue of mature trees.
ReplyDeleteWow those trees are simply amazing - everything that trees should be!
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