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Published: 2008-05-16 05:37:16 +0000 UTC; Views: 1495; Favourites: 29; Downloads: 178
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Not certain how useful this might be, but it could add some whimsy to a staff or decoration of some sort.This picture was taken at Paul State Forest.
Feel free to use this however you wish, though I'd appreciate a little credit if you do.
----Used Here-----
~LiZn used it in her "The Shepherdess" found here: [link]
~Luna-8 used it in her "To see a world..." found here: [link]
~Luna-8 used it in her "The Cherry Tree" found here: [link]
~Squishy-1 used it in his "Butterflies in my Eyes" found here: [link]
~pure-lily used it in "Sweet Spring" found here: [link]
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Used here ^ Thank you
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Hi, thank you so much for share your stock
Used here
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[link] used here
a youtube video will be uploaded within 24 hours showing all usage.
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Nifty! That's a beautiful piece, and I enjoyed watching the "making of" video. Thanks for letting me know.
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Very cool! Thank you for letting me know.
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I used your stock here [link]
Also working on another piece that I've used it in - if my inspiration kicks back in you'll see it here soon!
Thanks for sharing
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Thank you for using this piece! 
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XD i cant see where the tree ends and the vine beings
Its like the proverbial snake biting its tail and symbolizing infinity
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I hadn't thought of it that way, but you're absolutely right. Hmm. 
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Ooooooooooo im glad ive sparked inspiration
All ive been able to spark is the gas cooker XD
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That is the best saying ever XDDD
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That's so neat! It's amazing how adaptive trees are!
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Oh, definitely. This is one of the better examples, I think. After consultation with ~LiZn , we decided that this one was a poplar. But my favorite example of tree adaptation has to be the diamond willow. Those trees can get spectacular!
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Hmm. I don't think I've ever seen a diamond willow. Then again, there aren't very many willows here.
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True. They're mostly found in Alaska (thank goodness! Wouldn't want a blight like that on the majority of willows in the lower 48), and the trees don't tend to live as long as their uninfected cousins, but peeled and dried when they die they look gorgeous.
Good info: [link]
Good pictures: [link]
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Hrm, this looks familiar....*squints* Oh, yes, it looks much better up close and in-focus!
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Oh! Are you talking about now? Well, that's probably good. Maybe your eyes are getting stronger, so you need a lighter prescription.
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