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"The Crooked Forest" located in West Pomerania, Poland (Photos: Kilian Schönberger)pic.twitter.com/RpiJ11kLBX
There are a bunch of trees like this in Saskatchewan, where nothing else grows. I've never been, but I'm told that the ambiance and overall feeling there is quite dreadful. One day, I'd like to travel there to experience it for myself.pic.twitter.com/rGKZ5P4iI2
It’s different and interesting. I find it depressing how people seem to naturally find the trees to be sinister or threatening. I’m pretty sure trees of all shapes have more valid fears about humans.
Shaded woods from #darksouls lmao
Darksouls 2
This account is great all year long, but in October, it really comes around!
@MAllanScott that just has horror movie written all over it :-)
Today your account is 
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I'd call it "Reader's forest"
It’s a Pomeranian forest.pic.twitter.com/hh2ikt7tnA
@ttNineel bring me there
Trees were purposely grown like that, I think to use the curvy wood for the front of some boats... Or maybe that's some bullshit I read.
Had this pic on my phone ages ago. Magical
also Curonian Spit, Kaliningrad, Russia. These forests are beautiful.
Looks like upside-down questionmarks.
Surrealism in nature. Didn't know Mother Nature liked making surreal art. Hey @MotherNatureCom wanna hit me up and we can chat?
I'm always a bit baffled by how free of leaves and twigs the forest floors in Europe are.
Looks like they were at the center of an explosion which bent all the trees over. Then they just grew back upwards. Neat.
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