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Torched and Hollowed

Torched and Hollowed

This old burnt out tree core sits in the parking lot of the Herb Farm in Woodinville, Washington. It's a massive hulk that is actually quite fascinating to stan...
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This old burnt out tree core sits in the parking lot of the Herb Farm in Woodinville, Washington. It's a massive hulk that is actually quite fascinating to stand in.
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Jan, 2013

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Indeed, it's a tree "holocaust" - nicely captured and exposing the texture of the core...

Interesting perspective!

stunning capture, excellent perspective!!!

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Interesting and cool capture!

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Very cool capture. Nice work!

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