Staple trees by goodoleboy
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Or arches, hoops, loops, horseshoes, whatever. Just some things it reminds me of.
Captured 7/16/08 (hot out of the camera), around 7:10 AM, about 1 mile/1.609 kilometers from my arcane abode.
Amazing the creativity of some homeowners. This must have taken some real dedication and manipulation in its development. The maintenance alone must warrant the talents of a sculptor.
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Thankx for the visit, and have a heads-up hump day.
Comments (24)
How appropriate that we see green humps on humpday!! Amazing what people want in their front yards! Nice shot!
What to do with cypress when they get to tall for the roof. I have seen some really dinky houses with huge narrow trees in Long Beach. You've found an unusual one here.
Tops may be ties together when young. Excellent find and capture
great capture...
These are great--and yes, it must have taken them a long time to sculpt them this way--I love em!!
fascinating!
what a find. i see the tops of the trees at they touch each other
Nice find Harry, and a lovely photo. My neighbor has these trees (junipers?) surrounding his yard... Of course they are just growing straight up, and are very tall. Provides some nice afternoon shade for me :)
INTRESTING FIND NICE SHOT
The verdant arches? I've seen these once before, they met over a driveway; I love the look, and I'm sure it does take a long time to get them to do that! Excellent capture!
Impressive! I cannot imagine the creation of it, either. A lot of work, surely.
Big and Bigger.. to each their own..:)
Great capture, Harry! I wonder how often they move the house in order to play croquet? lol
When I saw the thumb I thought it was something done in Vue!!! Wow, I cannot imagine the dedication to get these trees to grow like this. Great find and capture Harry!!! :)
Fantastic capture.
Fabulous capture, I've never seen anything like it. I'm wondering if it was divine intervention, or at least work by the Lady in the middle! Cool find Harry!
marvelous!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
An excellent pic of these extraordinary objects. If I lived opposite I'd move house.
Just amazing! Thanks for sharing!
Wonderful capture...
Nice shot!
What an unusual find! What a unique topiary! Nicely found and captured, Harry.
what bizarre looking trees/bushes!!
very cool~