This tree is Mobile, Alabama…tree bark turns green in Birmingham too. While the tree remains dry, the bark is brown. i love the Southern rains, always strong & heavy, nothing subtle about rain that falls here. It is magic to drive the roads i do everyday, or to just look at my own backyard & see the changes in the earth when the rain falls.
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Now that is one handsome green tree! Lovely photo!
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Very lucky that the building behind it named the town in which i was in. Also, the blah of the building just made the tree stand out all the more! Thanks, Eva! ~amy
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Interesting! Lovely tree 🙂
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I think its unique to the southern states due the INSANE humidity…just a guess though. I’m a yankee & I’d never seen the like in Vermont. Thank you! ~amy
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The summer rains can be no holds barred indeed. I love the smell in the air after one of those torrents.
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I do love the smell of the Southern thunderstorms. I was lucky enough to experience one yesterday, strong enough to knock out our power for several hours. We also had a tree, with gracious manners, land gently on our roof. ~amy
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Chameleon tree. 😊
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Well put. Perhaps that is the title that i wish had come to mind. Thank you, John. ~amy
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Wow nice! Thanks a lot!
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Thank you so much for reblogging some of my posts about Mobile. I am always flattered by reblogging!! ~amy
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