Winchester, Virginia

Today some workers were setting up for a wedding and my phone’s camera caught one of them in the mirror.
The third shot shows an adjacent patio where tree roots have pushed between the bricks.
Winchester, Virginia
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Life will prevail on the last one.
ReplyDeleteLovely photos!
ReplyDelete...trees often win.
ReplyDeleteThe forces of nature are unstoppable in the long run.
ReplyDeleteThe tree is gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteWhoever bricked around that tree left it little recourse to get it's water!
ReplyDeleteA beautiful series
ReplyDeleteThat last one is fascinating.
ReplyDeleteI love catching 'photo bombs' that happen when i least expect them.
ReplyDeleteYou made me think of the preparations for a wedding I passed this morning.
ReplyDeleteGood mirror Reflection, Linda. We had some tree roots exposed, I cut a few out and covered the others. I guess the gardeners knew what was okay.
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