I spied this tree from the road; it was hard to tell from the other trees around it, but it looked like it had been uprooted, yet it was blooming with white blossoms even though the rest of the trees in the area were merely green. After passing it several times in my routine drive I finally pulled over and stumbled through the piles of brush to get a better look. I still don't really understand it; the roots are completely exposed yet it lies on its side blooming with spring...
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vintage dress, belt, and shoes
You're like me. Who could pass up a good tree climb. Cute dress. :)
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There is something I really love about this look. Maybe it's the belt? Definitely one of my favorite outfits and back drops so far.
ReplyDeleteI love the belt! You don't really see thick belts anymore.
ReplyDeleteWhat lovely photos! I love everything your're wearing too!
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ReplyDeleteThat tree is resilient! Strange to see it blooming, but it makes for a lovely outfit post background :)
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Lovely dress, lovely photos!
ReplyDeleteThese photos are gorgeous, I love how you capture the details. And the dress with belt is perfection! Love!
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Trees can be pretty resilient, even when uprooted like that. I'm guessing a bunch of the roots were still in the ground after it toppled, so it was able to keep drawing water and nutrients from the soil.
ReplyDeletei love how you paired that dress and belt. it makes you seem adventuresome which is something i really love about your style. it is very pretty and there is always something about your outfits that hints at exploration, contemplation, and solitude. i don't often see people who can wear such feminine clothes and still pull that off. beautiful!
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Wow, that tree is so cool! I don't understand. That's awesome though.
ReplyDeleteLove the pattern of that dress!
ReplyDeleteWhat an interesting tree! Your entire outfit looks so lovely against the wilderness.
ReplyDeleteOh dear, I love that dress! It's so flattering on you and the side-buttoning is such a lovely detail. I'm very impressed you took outfit shots WHILE climbing a tree!
ReplyDeletethat tree is doing its best to stay alive! I love this look of yours, very simple and chic.
ReplyDeleteLove the place, the photos, and your dress as always.
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Really sweet outfit! Love vintage!
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wow, I guess it's still clinging to life then. It's a lovely backdrop anyway!
ReplyDeleteI usually watch your blog as a silent follower. However the tree question prompts a response. The blossoms are part of an attempt to reproduce and thus stay alive.
ReplyDeleteIt's actually rather beautiful. If I'd found it I'd claim it as 'my tree' and visit it regularly :)
ReplyDeleteWow, what a gorgeous tree...you're so lucky to have found such an enigmatic beauty.
ReplyDeleteDo you set your tripod on part of the tree? Or do you shimmy as fast as you can after you press the button to get in place before the snap? Either way, your photos are awesome!
@Indy, I move the tripod around a lot. With these sorts of shots you really just have to run to your spot & climb; it leads to loads of outtakes but a few good ones will come out. :)
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