Walking home the other day, I noticed that this tree has an unusual spot. I wonder how long ago they poured concrete here? Was it to fix a broken branch spot? Or kill a colony of carpenter ants (putting thousands of concrete boots on them)? Or is this a rare concrete tree? Hmmm…..
Lauren Sommerer is a preschool teacher who likes to build prototypes, grow cats, cook things once, save money, reduce, reuse and recycle.
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Note to self: do not start logging operation in Seward.
I know who owns the property that tree lives on…I’ll have to ask them and get back to you…
Perhaps the tree ate a passerby, and while doing so, also swallowed some sidewalk.
Bill Murray is inside. You should have knocked.
hehe … having just come from the movies, now I get it.
It’s just too scary … I must turn away!
A tree evolving into concrete; proof of the evolutionary process!
HA!!!
It’s were they put Walt Disney.
I always wondered…
It’s like an episode of the Beverly Hillbillies:
Jethro: Hey Uncle Jed, I gone and done found me a cement tree! I brought it back and put it next to the cement pound out back. I done figured that Elle May’s critters can climb it or something.
Uncle Jed: Good thinking, boy. Now get back in the kitchen and finish your vitals so you can do some of that book studying and become a brain surgeon.
Ha!