One of the most distinct features of Timothy Lake are the many stumps left behind from when the dam was built at the south end in 1956, regulating the flow to Harriet Lake downstream and creating the lake we know today. The roots of this stump are still entwined and I think it is incredible that the old reminders of the forest that once was still exist after all these years.
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beautiful!
ReplyDeleteWhat a perfect word for the letter E.
ReplyDeleteGreat photo of the Entwined roots.
Are we not all entwined?
ReplyDeleteROG, ABC Wednesday team
Great shot!! Boom & Gary of the Vermilon River, Canada.
ReplyDeleteEntwined is a great expression for tree roots, amazing things.
ReplyDeleteJoy - ABC Team
Nice photo!
ReplyDeleteVery pretty!!! And your blog post title "Entwined" is very poetic!!!
ReplyDeleteVery pretty and the title is perfect. Have a happy week!
ReplyDeleteGreat shot of the entwined roots. Wow 1956 (my birth year) yep, it's been a long time.
ReplyDeleteI love this type of shot! I see lots of huge trees with their branches entwined, but never thought to use the photos for our E week. Kudos!
ReplyDeleteLeslie
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They seem well entrenched and embedded!!
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I found myself enchanted by roots while hiking last week (well always in the mountains) the grow right around massive boulders... the will to survive and thrive is amazing isn't it? Beautiful photo as always!
ReplyDeleteWe found some like that on a remote beach at Lake Tahoe. So interesting.
ReplyDeleteThat's a great photo. Entwined is a great word.
ReplyDeleteAnn
Those old trees are amazing -- I imagine they hang in there for as long as possible. :)
ReplyDeleteOh if that stump could talk..I love finding gems like this... lovely that you didn't just overlook it as so many would have...Michelle
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