Wow! Those are some amazing vines. I’ve never seen any like that. I assume that’s in Hawaii?
Everything is fine here – Hanna’s gone and the sun is out. We got a ton of rain but the winds weren’t too bad. There’s some flooding in parts of the state but overall, it wasn’t a bad one. Thanks for checking in!
I took the sand castle photo in Carrboro, NC, outside a grocery store that was celebrating its 20th anniversary. You can see that it says “Weaver St.” at the top….that’s the store, kinda like a locally owned Whole Foods.
Have a great weekend!
I took this banyan tree photo in Waikiki. We have a few (that I am aware of) on the island that are huge! Thanks for the explanation on the sand sculpture. Glad you are ok.
I see you know that this is a banyan tree. We have some beautiful ones in Florida. They’re incredible trees and you’ve done well to capture their essence. Thanks for stopping by Spatter…
Hey a banyan tree! They are one of my favorites! I had a bonsaied one for ten years – ficus hillii – a dwarf version.
When I lived up in Brisbane I used to see these a lot – none down here in cold Canberra though.
They have them in warmer Sydney too – massive ones – Port Jackson Figs.
Hi Girasoli, great theme photo selection! Those vines are incredible. And that banyan tree is so huge! I don’t think I’ve seen any that big before.
Very cool! Have a great weekend!
how could i overlook the banyan tree! that’s a great take on the theme. These trees bring back a lot of memories for me in primary school days. We used to play around these trees rumoured to swallow litle boys alive if we were naughty! Thanks for the reminder! :)
Thanks everyone. This was one of those ” I knew right away which photo(s) to use for the weekly theme” weeks. Next week has me clueless though. Not sure what I am going to use for “wild”. Looking forward to seeing what you will be posting.
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Wow! Those are some amazing vines. I’ve never seen any like that. I assume that’s in Hawaii?
Everything is fine here – Hanna’s gone and the sun is out. We got a ton of rain but the winds weren’t too bad. There’s some flooding in parts of the state but overall, it wasn’t a bad one. Thanks for checking in!
I took the sand castle photo in Carrboro, NC, outside a grocery store that was celebrating its 20th anniversary. You can see that it says “Weaver St.” at the top….that’s the store, kinda like a locally owned Whole Foods.
Have a great weekend!
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I took this banyan tree photo in Waikiki. We have a few (that I am aware of) on the island that are huge! Thanks for the explanation on the sand sculpture. Glad you are ok.
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I see you know that this is a banyan tree. We have some beautiful ones in Florida. They’re incredible trees and you’ve done well to capture their essence. Thanks for stopping by Spatter…
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Those are beautiful trees covered in vines. I love your take on the theme.
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That is so pretty! We don’t have trees like that in Arizona. They remind me of Puerto Rico.
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Oh, so that’s a banyan tree! I’ve heard of them but had no idea what they looked like. They are cool trees.
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I think that this is my favorite String(s) photo of the day!
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Hey a banyan tree! They are one of my favorites! I had a bonsaied one for ten years – ficus hillii – a dwarf version.
When I lived up in Brisbane I used to see these a lot – none down here in cold Canberra though.
They have them in warmer Sydney too – massive ones – Port Jackson Figs.
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definitely a unique take on photohunt, good job
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Hi Girasoli, great theme photo selection! Those vines are incredible. And that banyan tree is so huge! I don’t think I’ve seen any that big before.
Very cool! Have a great weekend!
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how could i overlook the banyan tree! that’s a great take on the theme. These trees bring back a lot of memories for me in primary school days. We used to play around these trees rumoured to swallow litle boys alive if we were naughty! Thanks for the reminder! :)
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Strings and strings of endless vines…beautiful ain’t they! :)
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That’s a great take on the theme. Nature has some wonderful examples of strings and you captured some great one.
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Wow those are very stringy trees! Great shots.
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Very clever!
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Thanks everyone. This was one of those ” I knew right away which photo(s) to use for the weekly theme” weeks. Next week has me clueless though. Not sure what I am going to use for “wild”. Looking forward to seeing what you will be posting.
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Fascinating pics – thanks for sharing them.
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