Is that a bone in the foreground?
The Tree of Life in Olympic National Park in Washington has nearly all its roots exposed due to soil erosion, yet it remains upright and sprouts green leaves every year (https://theculturetrip.com/north-america/usa/washington/articles/the-story-behind-the-kalaloch-tree-of-life/ …)pic.twitter.com/8vfBPGwyj8
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nah, it's just very tumbled driftwood of a small tree that uprooted and all it's roots were broken off a long time ago
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That’s really cool! Thanks for the info!
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It's the Little Tree That Could!
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There is a tree in Milton (Oxfordshire UK) that is propped up by a stick. The tree is is a getting its water somehow from the stick! Spent too longevity looking. Either I dreamed it, or someone with better skills than I will post!
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My parents live on the Olympic peninsula! I'll have to check this out next time I'm there
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God's work
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Omg we should go
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tree roots need oxygen as well as water to survive
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