On Thursday, I came upon a twisted tree. Took one picture from the car with the window rolled down. I was at a stop sign and had to stop anyways, and there were no cars around, so, I did it. Then I though, this tree is amazing, I need to check this tree out a little closer. I parked, got up close and took a few more pictures.
How does this happen? It's like a giant has tried to pull this tree out like a weed, twisting it. I have no idea what kind of tree it is. Is there a kind of tree that grows like this? Funny thing is, while I was taking the picture, the thought of tilting my head back to look at the leaves did not even enter my mind.
Here is some more twisted stuff:
- For 25 Seriously twisted trees, from Web Urbanist, click here.
- For twisted tree images, click here.
- For twisted bacon from The Wicked Noodle, click here.
- For beautiful photography by Twisted Tree Photo, click here.
Naturen är fantastisk! Vilka skojsiga bilder på naturens växtkraft man kunde se på din länk. Helt otroligt hur träd växer in och över saker. Det är som att inget kan stoppa växtkraften. Fascinerande är vad det är... Man undrar vad som gjort att trädet på din bild blivit så där vridet... Annorlunda och unikt kan man verkligen kalla trädet....
ReplyDeleteDe där som verkar göra stolar och lekställningar av levande träd - är helt galet roligt Det vore väl något att ha en levande lekställning.....eller fåtölj....
Skojsigt!
Har varit ute hela dagen i trädgården. Sakta men säkert är snart 'vårarbetet' klart.... Håller på att gå igenom alla bloggar nu, men det är alldeles strax läggdags..... (klockan är 00.30 här)....:-)
Kramar
/Charlotte
How fascinating. They look like great trees to feature in a scary movie, don't you think?
ReplyDeleteWhat a special tree! I love the way you described it, like a giant tried to pull it out. Wonderful!!
ReplyDeleteVilket lustigt träd! Vridet runt sig själv, ser nästan ut som o det var levande. ha en skön söndag/Sophia
ReplyDeleteWhao! That is strangly beautiful.
ReplyDeleteNever seen a twisted tree beofre.
Happy Mothers day
That is awesomness! I would love to have a twisted tree in my yard.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great tree! That is a traffic stopping tree! Glad you shared it with us. I have moved my blog to www.DakotaGarden.com I will make sure to put a link to your blog. Gloria
ReplyDeleteCharlotte- Naturen är verkligen fantastisk. Kul att du kollade linkarna och de roliga bilderna. Du missar inget. Kram!
ReplyDeleteAzplantlady-absolutely!
Sarah-Thanks!
Sophia- Håller med.
Leslie-my first one too.
Sylvana-Wouldn't that be great!
Gloria- Sure stopped me. :) And, thank you!
Thanks for taking the time to leave a comment. Helps my ego and lets me know that someone out there is reading. :)
Love,
Annelie
I found this trying to figure out that treE, HA!
DeleteHej Annelie,
ReplyDeleteOj vilket vackert träd du har hittat,. För att inte tala om trädgårdsbutiken - wow!
Åh tänk om det fanns marknader som Brimfield Antique Show här! Har läst om den i CL år efter år efter år efter.... suck!
Ha en skön dag,
Sanna
Häftigt!
ReplyDeleteJo du gumman. Min gubbe läser bloggen varje dag. Haha...Ja, vi är väl inte riktigt kloka här, men det bjuder vi på.:-) Kramis
Dear Annelie,
ReplyDeleteThank you for these amazing images!
I'm a PhD student at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute and a co author of the keynote paper to the 6th European-African Conference on Wind Engineering, Cambridge, UK July 2013.
I would like to ask for your permisson to use an image of a tree with a twisted trunk, published on your website on May 8th 2010, for this paper. This is an educational-non commercial venue.
Respectfully,
David Menicovich
David,
DeleteMy sincere apologies for not discovering this question in time for your paper (I assume)!
Yes, you have my permission to use this photo.
Thank you for asking!
Hope the paper went well.
Best,
Annelie
Annelie,
ReplyDeleteThis is great info. I love the warts!
XOX ~Kim G
Kim,
DeleteThank you!
xoxo
Tree's are twisted like this because of earths energy, if you were to detect a magnetic field around a twisted tree, 80% of the time you would get a high reading this is because the tree is in a magnetic field which is pointing north. As we know magnetic fields are like tornadoes the whirl, which then twists the tree as it grows.
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