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It was amazing, then again, not, that with 2 feet plus of snow, there
would be bare ground in places today. The wind was 50 MPH
or more in gusts and blew it seemed forever. This tree is at the
new Knowlton Park, created when a school was torn down.
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Sunday Trees – 65
by becca givens
siggiofmaine 
Imelda
It should be an evergreen of some sort, but where is the triangular shape? 🙂
Carol Carlisle
It looks so still!
siggiofmaine
Carol…
the calm after the storm ! I think the wind was out of breath after Saturday☺
Thanks for the comment,
Siggi
claudia
i find this interesting…usually they tear down trees to build something…here it’s the other way round…we have snow over here as well and windy as well..not that much though…a beautiful pic
siggiofmaine
claudia.
I was worried about that…the tearing down of the trees, but so far, knock on wood, the trees have stayed. They also decided to leave the playground that was built a few years ago due to public opinion…outrage is a better word !
Thanks for the comment
Peace,
Siggi.
brian miller
the wind is what causes the major damage around here…seems like the gusts have been pretty intense this year as well…felling a lot of trees…nice shot…smiles.
siggiofmaine
brian…
the wind here, too…there has been an aggressive trimming of trees above utility lines and
that has helped. A friend had a huge and tall tree come down on her house last spring.
The damage reports of trees hasn’t been reported yet but the gusts here were over 50 mph
for most of Saturday. It was a wild and wooly storm.
Thanks for the comment,
Peace
Siggi
Island Traveler
It is a refreshing color in contrast with the cold snow. Beautiful!
siggiofmaine
Island Traveler
Thanks for the nice comment. Peace, Siggi
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