Interesting Trees

Sorry to hear about that. Get well soon!

That tree threw me for a curve. Cool.

I'd like to do that but I don't think have time.

I have a tree by the driveway entrance up at my property that's drooped over but it's still alive. In the spring I have to decide if it's still healthy enough to leave it, try to pull it back erect or cut it down. Leaving it and having it grow like that would be cool.

Sort of looks like someone set a spring pole snare trap and forgot about it.

Bob, Thanks for you good wishes

Nice! Is that a burr oak? (Also a good thing the electric lines are on the other side of the street, or it would look very very different….if the electrical utility there is anything like ours here)

Nice! Is that a burr oak? (Also a good thing the electric lines are on the other side of the street, or it would look very very different….if the electrical utility there is anything like ours here)

- PCDub

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It's an Earpod tree… and yeah, I'm glad they didn't butcher it for the power lines.

That large limb overhanging the road is almost enough to make me travel a different path.

Wayne

That large limb overhanging the road is almost enough to make me travel a different path.

Wayne

- xeddog

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That tree is at the bottom of one of the funnest roads to ride on this island. "Tantalus"... It's in Archie Baker Park at the corner of Makiki Street and Makiki Heights Drive.

I used to eat lunch under that tree every day while working on the school over there.

Thanks Kent. I was afraid that was the case, Grumpy mentioned some health issues a while back… RIP Grumpy, I wish I could've had a beer with you.

Dang! Looks like someone already shut down Grumpy's photobucket account.

It is a weird tree and is a Giant Groundsels mainly found in Africa around Kilimanjaro.

It is a weird tree and is a Giant Groundsels mainly found in Africa around Kilimanjaro.

- Redoak49

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Is weird. But upon further research, it's classified as a bush not a tree