the trees

On my way home I decided to walk through St. Andrews park, what a wonderful decision that ended up being. Walking around the park looking at the trees glorious in their colour and strong in their trunks and roots was really amazing, how they faithfully grow and plant their roots so firmly in the ground. The Sun was out and it was a beautiful moment - made me feel whelmed to be ALIVE!

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marktristan said…
whelmed! ange, i truly love your English.
aren't trunks and branches just as lovely as leaves sometimes? i think so. i like how your silhouette pops up in the photo too.
Monday, October 29, 2007 8:10:00 pm
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