Some of these glorious trees have been around for over a hundred years, the Plane trees around the lake and Moreton Bay and Port Jackson Fig trees on the lawn area definitely have. I have heard Hyde Park described as a 'haven of calm and tranquility'.. how could it not be under the canopy of these magnificent old giants that have grown and developed over all those years.. the air quality alone would give one a bit of a light headed buzz.. or maybe that's just me :) You have been here before and it's possible you will be again, hope you don't mind 🌳 Happy Thursday, take care and stay safe.. P.s. It's Aimee's birthday today and we're in lockdown.. birthday postponed until Saturday :)
Those trees are magnificent Grace. Happy Birthday to Aimee. My nephew also celebrates on the 4th.
ReplyDeleteThese trees are very impressive with their sinuous roots!
ReplyDeleteIf they could talk, what miracles would we find out?
Happy Birthday to Aimee!
Beautiful trees, Grace!
ReplyDeleteI hope the fires are far from you.
...gorgeous trees and Happy Birthday Aimee!
ReplyDeleteYou can take me under those beautiful trees any time.
ReplyDeleteHappy birthday, Aimee.
Absolutely Gorgeous Shade Trees - Perfect Day For It - Happy Happy Amiee
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The trees are beautiful with their incredible roots.
ReplyDeleteHappy birthday, Aimee.
So Beautiful and relaxing! Happy Birthday Aimee!
ReplyDeleteBon aniversari i ànims per la recuperació de la vida ! :)
ReplyDeleteSalut !
What beautiful historic trees. This must be a popular park.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful that certainly is a place to have some peace
ReplyDeleteVery unique and beautiful trees.
ReplyDeleteDearest Grace,
ReplyDeleteIf only those gentle giants could talk...
So you are in lock down just like The Netherlands.
Hugs,
Mariette
What magnificent trees, it does look beautifully tranquil.
ReplyDeleteHyde Park looks very shady for a hot day.
ReplyDeleteFor the tree lover that I am, this was a wonderful post. I'd love to walking under all those gorgeous trees.
ReplyDeleteThey are a welcome sight to see.
ReplyDeleteInteresting post. I love those roots!
ReplyDeleteReal glorious trees. Pity they only grows in tropical circumstances.
ReplyDeleteomg ,they are Lord of the ring's ents,surely!ew :)
ReplyDeleteThey look wonderful, so strange that their roots are all at the surface, Congrats with your daugther's birthday!
ReplyDelete'over a hundred years' !!!
ReplyDeleteIt's so great.
PS; The 5th pic is my favorite. ;)
Deliciously shady.
ReplyDeleteça donne envie d'y être, ces splendides photos
ReplyDeleteThose trees are just wonderful, lovely series of photographs.
ReplyDeleteMany Happy Birthday Wishes to Aimee.
All the best Jan
i love the Moreton Bay Fig trees, we have some old ones here.
ReplyDeleteI remember being fascinated by these tree roots when we were in Sydney. Hope all is well Diane
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