As we walk, we often spot trees adorned with various forms of declaration of love.
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Most are fairly crude but to the point.
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Some are at beauty spots,
others we have found in quite remote areas,
miles and miles away from anywhere ...
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However, nature seems to make hearts too
In all weathers, these trees look so wonderfully heart-shaped.
And on a smaller scale, this tree wears it's heart ...
on the base of it's trunk :)
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Sweetie Graffiti = the name given to the carving of your sweetheart's name into a tree :)
I just love the heart shaped group of trees. It is amazing. I sometimes think it is naughty to carve into trees, but they seem to survive and make interesting little pieces of, I suppose, history. Take care.
ReplyDeleteVery cool!!x
ReplyDeleteThe heart shaped wood is lovely isn't it. There are so many myths as to how it came into being too. I do know the real story but can't remember it now............
ReplyDeleteYour eyes are tuned to see such wonderful things! Thanks for sharing with us.
ReplyDeleteLove in Nature, how wonderful! I particularly love the heart on the tree in the last two photos :) xx
ReplyDeleteGlad you included a favourite of mine - the heart shaped wood on the M6 near Shap. I also love seeing them as it usually means we are off on holiday or somewhere special. xx
ReplyDeleteOh my heavens, I love that "island" of trees!! Sadly me and my husband never carved our initials in a tree bark. It is so romantic! Wishing you a wonderful and romantic Valentine's Day!!
ReplyDeleteIt hard to believe how many natural hearts :). The Nature is preparing for Valentine's day. Soon we will have Valentine's trees )))
ReplyDeleteA lovely post full of tree-hearts. I love the one with the waterfall in the background - so romantic, and very pretty.
ReplyDeleteCathy x