Absent but happily not missing.
I'm having an unusual number of being-away-from-homes at present. Hence lack of posts. Hence a bald introduction to this month's Tree Following. A box and little more.
Hence a confession too; I'm thinking of changing my tree to one nearer where I live. I'd thought choosing one in an interesting location would make it extra interesting to visit. Instead it means I never have time to visit it at all!
And now for the box I'm bunging in in passing.
Be back soon!
Be back soon!
14 comments:
Life can be hectic, can't it?! Thanks for hosting anyway :)
So glad you still take the time to host this meme - such a pleasure :)
Since becoming a Grandma, my garden has taken a back seat and I seem to be playing catch up all the time at the moment. Thanks for taking time out from your busy schedule for us.
We're having lots of away time too - I hope yours are for nicer events. Happily the ash tree continues to regenerate...
Life is much too busy, Lucy. With a house full of children and grandchildren, I retreated to a quiet corner to write this blog post. Thank goodness for quiet corners!
Lovely red fruit now on the tree, Yes fitting everything in is just so tricky! I can't believe its August already...
I've just posted Liz's Stewartia Tree Following post, and will be doing my own Fig Tree one later in the week. Flighty xx
I deliberately chose 2 trees that I can walk to, or drive to if need takes. Life is busy and I appreciate you organising this - I hope you get time to visit your tree soon.
Delighted to share my Paulownia tomentosa again this month. Thanks for the opportunity. I look forward to visiting the other followed trees.
Hope you enjoy your being-away-from-homes but come back soon :)
Thanks for hosting this, Lucy -- even when you are so busy. -Jean
This month my tree following post is just images as there is nothing much new to say
thanks for hosting Lucy - following the shock news (of pollarding) in April my tree's fighting back :)
Are there any birch tree experts out here? I'm trying to nail down the species of birch. I think it's a River birch, but River Birches are native to the southeast. This birch is growing in the northwest, but it could have been transplanted from a nursery.
I am too late, but hey ho. Like you, I think next year's tree will have to be closer. Mine's not exactly a million miles away but it does mean a short drive or a long walk, and sometimes that's not so easy. I should be more determined!
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