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Not sure what this tree is but I feel I should know!
Sierra de Cabrera, Valdemanco.
This is outside the tanatorio and there is now a car park on this site.
They were starting to build it in 2011 when I took this shot and I just managed to keep the diggers out of shot. These poor trees looked their best just before the axe fell.
:o(
This is outside the tanatorio and there is now a car park on this site.
They were starting to build it in 2011 when I took this shot and I just managed to keep the diggers out of shot. These poor trees looked their best just before the axe fell.
:o(
Marco F. Delminho, Fred Fouarge, ROL/Photo, Holger Hagen and 6 other people have particularly liked this photo
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Andy Rodker club has replied to Pam J clubIt's really beautiful though, and such a shame they;re gone! Nicely taken mate!
Andy Rodker club has replied to Sylvain WiartThank you, I'm sure you're right. I had an aunt called Robina and she said it was named after a tree! I will look it up.
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