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| see how beautiful and magnificent they were 😢 |
One cannot fully understand the extent of pain felt over losing a tree. Yes, I said "tree". And over the summer, thanks to a heartless neighbour, I lost at least 2 magnificent trees.
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| the magnificent trees they chopped down |
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| it was with us during the smokey fire season |
These towering giants were at least 100 years old and have been part of my landscape for almost 20 years. They have been integrated into my life.
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the landscape feels very different without these trees
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it isn't very obvious now, but it will be when winter comes :(...
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| this picture was taken in February 🌲 |
Before losing them, I always perceived trees were just as, well, trees... but they aren't... it is similar to losing a pet. Trees are living objects, and although we don't interact with them like animals, they impact us, and their absence leaves a lasting void in our surroundings.
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| a typical summer with our trees |
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| in the break of dawn |
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| the landscape of my backyard feels empty |
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| goodbye, trees 😢 |
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| 🌲 🌲 😢 😢 😢 |
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