~Woody Allen
River Exe in the mist
photo by Derek Harper
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In the Forest of Fontainebleau
by László Paál (1846–1879)
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEjR8gT37ACfDGkdaML3oK_Jjx12xwpjBkc4uQffrtg6Rw6eJLTvbCRvcOS-0-HepytUC8_8iHALtitA5XRDMJwM25S-AbfofrVj88F7snKkdEgeSFc3LdBzYswTmVfoEHMEu1hA3Fz9XFc/s400/Trees+Laszlo.jpg)
Rings
by Arran Edmonstone
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Beech Trees in Frederiksdal near Copenhagen
by Christian Ernst Bernhard Morgenstern
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEhEGxl7qXsjWmfKvXERC_YF-F6hyphenhyphenpQKu2-ANzjovI6aRNinYItd2vDzyoFKHJ6UR8uGpKh7KhlBRSH3lSD84_HZK8HSlpmFIPiRO5VnTy5NrZMFrhBQqM1REK2NIw4ZD1XyCpfqADaiR2A/s400/Trees+Kopenhagen.jpg)
Wood Detail
by Wollander Imagery
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEhL9r5_ZJKGJzNrxkmYSClEEaeCmqRJ8FeiEqiyAXoLpST6lZB6ZEgPVj3ofa9xQsm-ocpHAdhMO6h866nBmMTtv16li_dPHkf_HWuGa2tg2WKXX14owBnj67UngVPf3sRGvu_aEeloyxk/s400/Tree+Rings+Wollander.jpg)
Pool of water in First Creek Canyon, Nevada
photo by Stan Shebs
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEizeOroLF6XQbstuH-q_WFS2aFLHjEzISlxPFWtA8ngB5VrWWX0H2on6NBrhtx-TbODYP76y3i9BR2_1fZUgQz28J6uDWk9Felj7ERv731H9ve3UrpzmpUqPew3SF5tsbpobwS2HeixzuQ/s400/Trees+First+Creek+Canyon.jpg)
Fungus
by Chris Barry
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEi_zFxOZ1h7KUtyk66kKVsBDRpM1rkB47XHzLHJK-6mUYFhpCEWhbKVprBz_2yT_dyBSZKakTzmi0G2AZlN354_M0PEXf1Defsh-XsgjSBUIp2eyv1LX0K7NAKCQo44KvWkhkYlmdyz63Y/s400/Tree+Rings+Fungus.jpg)
Links:
The Ultimate Tree-Ring Web Pages
Tony Hong's tree rings
Lots of logs, an art project for kids
Build a Tree, dendrochronology activity
3 comments:
These are wonderful nature pieces.
Once I got the orientation correct in my head (the rowboat was the vital clue), I fell in love with the River Exe in the mist by Harper. Stunning!
These are beautiful Tabatha. Wouldn't it be so delicious to go out in that River Exe at that time? I loved the links too & will share them with my staff. Great sources! Thank you.
Love these pictures Tabatha. So beautiful.
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