would you leave your car under this tree by Richardphotos
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I was nervous walking under it to take these pictures. at least a 45 degree lean or more
Fuji s7000 psp x/faststone
thanks so much for your visit and comments.
I dedicate this to those many people that has put me or my work in their favorites and I never got around to thanking

Comments (42)
I would say it's quite safe, unless it topples over. LOL! Depends on the soil type but taking into account that the remaining part of the tree is not very heavy it should be safe. For tasking a chance - I'd rather not!
I think the last time I parked under a tree, it dribbled sap all over my car and ruined the paint job. I'm sure the the birds also wait in ambush! I might hug it, I might even talk to it, but I wouldn't take the chance! ;) Cool pic Richard!
don't forget the roots extend quiet some ways so no worries.. on a side note though looks like a giant's arm holding a tree lol
Wonder if his/her insurance covers "being crushed by giant tree?" lol. Outstanding capture Richard!!!...:))
LOL um...no...I don't think I would!Ironically,it will probably stay like that for years and years.Funny capture,Richard.Hope you have a lovely M-Day weekend.-M :^)
what a huge tree !! yes i would cause maybe just maybe i would get lucky and the tree would smash it then i could get a new car finally lol!!..
I was going to say that it looked like the statue of Liberty's outstretched arm actually Richard. I cannot recall ever seeing a tree growing at that angle before. Lovely captures. Well done Sir! Steve :o) V!
By the look of it, it appears some of the limbs were sawed off too. Someone let a sapling grow without staking it! lol Excellent shots Richard...
Now that's a tree! At first I thought one of my quats had mutated. No, I am not even sure I'd seek shade under that tree. Really great photo.Everytime that I see that you've uploaded an image I know I am in for a visual treat. A truly super way to start my day. Thanks!!
My car surely not. But you give me the idea to fix a r"rendez-vous" with my worth enemy ... just there. I'm jocking! Great shots and great find! Wish you a nice WE, G.
I don't think so, especially so if it has been raining quite heavily. Roots can really tear up a yard as the tree goes over after a few days of hard rain. Nope. I'll park around the corner, thanks for asking. LOL!!! HUGS!!
Hehe! Like a giants wooden club!! Saw a neighbors car crushed by a tree in his yard, after a nasty storm.....gave me a sick feeling in my stomach! Nice capture!!
great find ! excellent shot!
LOL as you I would be nervous just to walk under it and certainly not park my car near it,excellent shot Richard****
Really an excellent find and capture. Great title. I think, i would look for another parking place for my car. :)
An old "die hard tree"!!! Excelent and unique shot, Richard. Your creativity is unsurpassed!!!
I love shots of interesting old trees...I don't know if I would park under it..definitly not during a storm..
Great old tree, but one day it will come down. Just the right wind and those cars will be gone!
Yee-haw! Look at that there dang tree! That's one of the weirdest feenomuhnons I ever done seen! You have yourself a hoe-down Friday too buddy (spoken in my best hick accent, of course)! All playing aside, excellent photo and work Richard! I hope your day is absolutely fantastic my friend!
Excellent and very interesting pair of photos my friend....!!! Beautiful saturation of colors and great detail.....!!!
wow, what a super super work!!!! excellently done!!! :)
Very nice excellent work!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Whoa! That is one big tree! I would not even walk under it lol. Excellent shot.
Excellent capture and title!!! Bravo :)
Just so beautiful! V :)
OMG whewwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww!! well I suppose those roots may pick up a house soon gees! I wouldn't park under one like this in Calif: not with our earthquakes NO WAY JOSE!!! lol great photo
You always find something cool to show us ... thanks !!! Great photos & fractals my friend !!!
lol how it still up i donot know. cool loooking
That tree has stood a long time, but I wouldn't go under it in case of storm!!!
Yikes !!! No I dont think I would. What a very nice dedication Richard. Very sweet. Excellent image and dedi. Hugsssss