That journey’s over.
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perfect: tells a story of life..
Long and healthy life…
Thank You.
Yep! That journey is all over! Great idea/choice!
Thanks Rebekah (or Reb I should rather say
)!
Reb, Rebekah …doesn’t matter at all
Nice to meet you both. My name is Paweł.
Your beautiful photo shows a unique perspective and interpretation of this week’s theme. Love it!
Thanks for the pingback and viewing my entry.
Thanks for your compliment, really appreciate it.
It was, and will be, a pleasure to visit your blog.
I REALLY like your intrepretation of the journey theme!
Tried to do my best, glad you like it Lynne!
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That ‘like’ was a “hi, just wanted to let you know I dropped by and admired your image’, not a “hi, just wanted to let you know I dropped by and liked your image”, because you’ve taken us on an unhappy journey today, Mothergrogan, and it makes me mad, and sad to think of the journey of ‘mankind’ as a series of felled trees and despoiled environments – a journey that could lead, ultimately, to our own annihilation. I guess that was more than you bargained for, but you asked for it, posting such a controversial, harrowing image)
Most people would think of it: “A piece of wood”. I wanted to show a story of life of this particular tree that’d been standing in its place for so many years. Life, that was brutally ended in a seconds. But you’re right: this one can illustrate human attitude toward our planet, toward nature. We’re only getting, not giving. And we think we have a right to do that. But we don’t. Will we ever wake up and see? I hope, but my hope is weak.
Thank you for the great comment.
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hehe . . good one!
And also sad one… Thanks!
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Judging by the number of rings that tree had a pretty long journey! A unique take on this week’s theme.
Thank You Jude! Yes, that pine must have been 40-50 years old…
I wonder what happened to that tree after being cut down.
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Well, fueled someone’s fireplace probably
fantastic! Lovely interpretation
Thank You! Heart/Melt
Lovely shot! And a unique though sad interpretation!
Thanks! I was about to post a more literal journey photo, but then I thought of this one. Glad you like it.
Sad picture but very beautiful nevertheless! Thanks for following!
You’re welcome David! Your photos are adorable!
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A sad reminder of what happens to our natural resources….chills me to the bone. Your interpretation of this challenge is excellent, though.
Yes, it’s so easy to cut cut the tree that’s been growing here for so many years…
Thanks for appreciation.
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Excellent interpretation of the challenge topic! We can tell so much about a tree’s “journey” by studying its rings. Terrific photo, too.
I thought nice shot, but I see some have taken it another way… I saw it as 1 tree and a full life… where others saw it as a forest and demise. I guess that is why art is so great… interpretations! Even some very different than the orginal artist intended.