Time for Weekend Reflections and The Weekend Roundup and the letter is T and Top. The first three images were TAKEN in the Walled Garden. These pears were grown on an espalier TREE that has branches TRAINED horizontally along the wall and this branch is near the TOP of the TREE and wall. The next images show TWO TALL Bamboo plants on either side of the other plants. Next the figs were at the TOP of the Fig TREE. The 4th and 5th image shows an artificial TALL TREE with TELLICOMMUNICATION equipment on TOP of it. Another morning I was walking in Donaghadee and noticed the sun hitting the Moat on TOP of the hill. Along the pier I photographed THESE TWO people, giving me my STREET PHOTOGRAPHY image
If you wish to know more about the Moat, this is the link below.
I hope you enjoyed this post today.
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comments.
I have enjoyed your post today with those beautiful pears. I do love pears. That is an interesting history of the moat, a folly to store gunpowder for harbor construction. Have a great weekend.
ReplyDeleteI have never seen or heard of an artificial tree with this kind of equipment on it. But it is a good way to disguise it and make it pretty.
ReplyDeleteInteresting photos.
ReplyDeleteI have never seen an actual tree used as a cell tower...That's just bizarre!
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ReplyDeleteThe pears look pretty. We have the cell towers that look like trees here too. Happy Friday, enjoy your weekend!
Great photos and especially loved the one of the pears. Happy weekend to you Margaret :)
ReplyDeleteI love an espaliered plant...actually i love to say....ESPALIER! :) the artificial trees are interesting. I've never seen anything like that before
ReplyDeleteI like your espaliered pear tree. I have seen apple trees in gardens trained but the pear trees would be ideal in our winter climate. We had three nice ornamental pear trees north of Houston where we lived before here.
ReplyDeleteI like your hill tops also. You have very scenic routes to walk.
I hope you are still on the up end for recovery, with less pain also.
BTW, we hardly ever use the silver anymore since we moved south of Houston leaving most of our friends we entertained. Mrs. Jim gave our daughter a couple of pieces, she uses them quite regularly.
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...TERRIFIC Ts TODAY Margaret! THANKS so much for coming TO THE Party THIS week, THOSE pears look TASTY!
ReplyDeleteThose pears look tasty. I wonder if the telecommunication equipment works with the tree taking it over.
ReplyDeleteI've never seen an artificial tree being used like that, great idea.
ReplyDeleteGreat post! The pears look delicious.
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