In the English landscape, you often see a single, sizable and old tree standing in a flat and expansive landscape. Although it has the look of loneliness about it, it’s locational rootedness is a positive affirmation of its presence and its right to be there. It makes no apologies for its presence.
Whenever I see such a tree, it affirms in me “my right to be here” and I live and move through this beautiful world without any apology for my presence.
Snapshots Of My World 
Such a lovely watercolour composition. I can relate to your words also.
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Thank you Vicki.
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Beautiful sketch. And yes, I agree. 🙂
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Thank you, Lynette.
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I love your painting!
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Thank you.
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Lovely watercolor. The tree stands out in all its detail. Seems like we have both been thinking about trees lately. 🙂
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Thanks LuAne. It certainly seems so. Appreciate your affirming words.
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Love the colors!
Even the sky too!
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Thank you – appreciate your comment.
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