Mystery

Keith's Ramblings

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Let me read it to you!

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It is said that trees have feelings too. Tree huggers believe they feel a heatbeat whilst caressing them, so it could well be true.

In the wood there’s an old oak with two trunks. Legend claims it started out as two trees. It is said they fell in love and over the years they wrapped their branches around each other in a loving embrace. 

Eventually, their devotion for each other was such that it led them to be joined together in holy matreemony!

The mystery surrounding Miss Tree and Mister Tree’s merging continues to divide believers and non believers to this day… well, yesterday actually. We were discussing it in the pub. We always talk such nonsense after a few beers!

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Thank you Sadje for hosting What Do You See?

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23 thoughts on “Mystery”

  3. Suzette Benjamin's avatar Suzette Benjamin Dec 4, 2023 / 22:08

    Brilliant! Great story and the puns…were a tapes-tree of their chemis-tree! Well done as always, Keith.

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  6. Sadje's avatar Sadje Dec 5, 2023 / 05:40

    I loved your take on this image Keith. Thanks for joining in.

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  8. Mason Bushell's avatar Mason Bushell Dec 5, 2023 / 17:38

    What a fun thing to discuss over a beer. I think trees do have a living energy around them, You get it from the ever changing feelings within the woods when you walk there often.

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    • Keith's Ramblings's avatar Keith's Ramblings Dec 6, 2023 / 14:25

      I’m an enthusiastic wood-walker and I do feel at one with nature when trees surround me. Your round by the way!

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      • Mason Bushell's avatar Mason Bushell Dec 6, 2023 / 15:51

        Me too. I feel happiest when I’m wandering in the woods surrounded by nature.
        I’ll just go to the bar for those beers!

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