#ThursdayTreeLove – 98

Posted on by Parul Thakur

“Be natural at heart and new in mind.” ― Amit Kalantri

ThursdayTreeLove-98
ThursdayTreeLove-98

I was running an errand one full month and I would cross this tree everyday at least twice. Amongst the many things that are noticeable about this Peepal Tree, the one that strikes me the most is its shape. Do you also see that it looks like a heart?

Thursday Tree love is a photo feature hosted on this blog on every 2nd and 4th Thursday of a month. The next edition will go live on December 10, 2020. If you would like to play along, post a picture of a tree on your blog and link it back to this post.

If you don’t see the pingback, please leave a link to your post in my comments section. Please make sure that your post’s link is showing up on this latest edition. I will link your posts on my blog in the next edition and spread some love. Let’s come together to appreciate the beautiful nature around us.

Before you go, don’t forget to check the lovely trees shared on #ThursdayTreeLove – 97:

  1. Lin shares trees from Newcastle and Waldridge in England
  2. Archana shares a Ber (Indian Plum/Chinese Date) tree and fruits from Mahabaleshwar, India
  3. Teresa joins with a Willow tree from the Wilson Botanical Gardens in Melbourne, Australia
  4. Alana shares a tree trunk from Spring Forest cemetery in Binghamton, NY
  5. Ramya joins with a tree with long aerial roots from Pune, India
  6. JoAnna shares a tree or two growing out of a rock from the mountains of North Carolina, US
  7. Lisa joins with a Willow tree from a park in California, US
  8. Angela shares tree 1 and tree 2 from Hyderabad, India
  9. Priya joins with a blooming Indian Cork tree from Bangalore, India
  10. Traci shares fall foliage from her part of the world in the United States
  11. Aseem joins with trees and green patches from Dusseldorf and Paris
  12. Chandra shares trees and shadows from her work campus in New Orleans, US
  13. Denzil joins with important trees of Belgium and a Ypres Chestnut that has been named the tree of the year
  14. Shilpa shares the trunk of a Redwood tree from California, US
  15. Shama joins with a tree showing its fall colors from her part of the world in US
  16. Ken joins with a tree from Madron, UK
  17. Natasha joins with tall Pine tress from Jilling Sanctuary in Nainital, India
  18. Pragun shares a Bishopwood tree from her part of the world in India
  19. Rita shares a blooming tree from her backyard in Ontario, Canada

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  17. One of the things I love about people from all over the world sharing their favorite trees is that I get to learn about ones I’ve never heard of before. I haven’t seen (unless you’ve already shared one and it fell out of my brain) a Peepal before, but I definitely see the heart shape to this one! Nice capture & quote, Parul.

    Here’s my contribution – https://www.traciyork.com/fall-foliage-megapost-for-parul2411s-thursdaytreelove/

    Happy Thursday to everyone!

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    1. I couldn’t agree more Traci. That’s the part I also love about this blog hop. I get to see fall colors. snow laden trees, the oaks and all that beauty. Never possible otherwise. I am so glad you also join to show us your side of the world.
      Thank you!

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