To continue the series on this abandoned French church, here are some images of fig trees that have taken place in the building - fine example of wild urban nature !
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Showing posts with label urban trees. Show all posts
15 February 2011
Les Figuiers de l'église des Carmes-Déchaussés, Arles
Pour continuer la série sur cette église d'une autre époque, voici quelques images des figuiers qui ont pris place dans le bâtiment - bel exemple de nature urbaine sauvage !
To continue the series on this abandoned French church, here are some images of fig trees that have taken place in the building - fine example of wild urban nature !
To continue the series on this abandoned French church, here are some images of fig trees that have taken place in the building - fine example of wild urban nature !
30 January 2011
Urban Ancients, Juniperus virginiana
Resilient reminders of Nature's tenacity, large, old Eastern Red Cedar trees can be seen scattered throughout the Urban Landscape in the Southeastern US.
They are artists themselves, their bark creating beautiful patterns and symbols.
The following photos are of cedar trunks hundreds of years old lining the streets or Urban riverbanks.
A welcome food source to birds and other wildlife, their aromatic berries are also considered to possess ethnobotanical and medicinal value.
They are artists themselves, their bark creating beautiful patterns and symbols.
The following photos are of cedar trunks hundreds of years old lining the streets or Urban riverbanks.
A welcome food source to birds and other wildlife, their aromatic berries are also considered to possess ethnobotanical and medicinal value.
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| Juniperus virginiana |
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| Juniperus virginiana |
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| Juniperus virginiana |
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| Juniperus virginiana |
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| Juniperus virginiana |
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| Juniperus virginiana |
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| Juniperus virginiana |
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