The picture of the tree trunk with all the nails was from Forgottenman’s little town in Missouri. The last one is of a huge vine that grew between my two monster palm trees. Years ago when my friends moved and sold their house, the new owner had his gardener climb over my wall and sever the vine so it all died. It cost me nearly $1,000 to have it all cleared away and no, the neighbor wouldn’t contribute. Thank goodness I have good neighbors now…
lifelessons - a blog by Judy Dykstra-Brown 
There must be a back story to these shots!
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The picture of the tree trunk with all the nails was from Forgottenman’s little town in Missouri. The last one is of a huge vine that grew between my two monster palm trees. Years ago when my friends moved and sold their house, the new owner had his gardener climb over my wall and sever the vine so it all died. It cost me nearly $1,000 to have it all cleared away and no, the neighbor wouldn’t contribute. Thank goodness I have good neighbors now…
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I’m glad youo have good neighbors now!
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A good set. Over here the law is that you are entitled to chuck it back over. I have done so on occasion.
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Chuck what back over, Derrick?
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Clippings from next door
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Great photos of the different types of tree bark.
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Thanks, Aletta. I have taken so many closeups of trees over the past 22 years. Wish I’d had the time to locate more of them.
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It might take a while to get them all! 😁
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Time better spent taking new photos!
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I agree 😀😅
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That metal staple tree is very unusual Judy!
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Not in Missouri!! That’s where they grown them.
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