great grandson of a beech by Richardphotos
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I took this below the bridge near an old university in Cape Girardeau Missouri
approximately 200 years old and possibly was here at the time of the Louisiana Purchase in 1803
it is a hard wood and can grow from 300 to 400 years. they are commonly found in the forests of the Eastern USA
Comments (46)
Great capture of this fascinating old tree Richard. I haven't had a chance to visit Cape Girardeau in a long time
Very nice capture
Very unique looking tree trunk. It looks like it had a girdle on when it was younger. :)
What an awesome tree! Great shot here Richard!
Excellent capture of this fascinating old tree !
Wow, what a tree.
I'm a tree lover and that is one beautiful example of nature at her finest!
Fantastic photography......!!!!!!!
that is a old tree. thanks for sharing.
Well spotted and what an interesting tree....
That is some tree! It does look to be quite old. Nice capture, Richard.
Fantastic old tree, excellent shot!
That is a beautiful shot. The crook in that tree looks like the perfect chair for afternoon reading.
Very impressive work
A super capture of this magnificent tree.
cool spot for a tree fort :-)
Fantastic tree! Wonderful capture! :)
Awesome Ent!
That is so cool! I never saw a tree like that before. Looks like Enchanted Forest stuff. Truly. A magical tree. Have a fun weekend, buddy!
Marvelous shot of this grand tree
WOW! It's huge!!!!
Oh la la : a wonder of nature... Splendid p[hoto. Frans
That's one amazing looking tree, nice capture!
Maravilhosa foto Richard a árvore é incrível,fico feliz que estão a preservando.++++++++++5
Spectacular tree. You captured this very well. Thx for sharing!
Cool tree, makes you feel young when you look at the life span of an organism like this.
excellent capture, yes those trees are all over missouri, trees in my yard were 10' tall back in the early '60's now they are well over a 100' tall!:)*5
Another place I know very well. Great pic, lots of gorgeous homes and old bldgs. in the city. Sadly so many of them remain in disrepair. Attended the University there for a bit before going elsewhere. Pass through these sights every couple of weeks. I'm a bit jaded and don't even notice them anymore. Nice to be reminded that they are there and of their beauty.
What a so beautiful tree whoo.......What kind it is?? Thanks to share whit us ((5++))
Very interesting tree. Thanks for posting.