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12 comments:
looks a bit like major oak in sherwood forrest to me.
looks very serene.
It's the hundred acre wood isn't it??? :)
Great guesses, but not the right place. Check back later in the week for my explanation post.
Keep guessin'........the winner(s) will receive a link in my explanation post.
I am glad that I stirred up a memory for you, but the ducks are Canadian geese. *sigh*
I like the tree.
It's either the Seven Sisters Oak in Lewisberg, Louisiana, or the Angel Oak on Johns Island, South Carolina. I'm leaning toward the latter.
Beautiful tree! I have no idea where it is though!
I'll throw out the Friendship Oak on the Mississippi Gulf Coast. There used to be a platform built around the tree, but it was pretty much demolished by Katrina.
What a beautiful tree! =))
One person has earned a link.....check back today or tomorrow for the explanation. Feel free to keep guessing.
Is it in Arlington National Cemetary?
Arlington National Cemetary?
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