I love palm trees.
Back in my 20's, I lived in Florida for two years. I fell in love with palms, and I still love them, over 40 years later.
Palms withstand the hurricane winds Florida sometimes experiences, bending and yielding so they will live another day. But, in doing so, they do not give up their essence. They remain who they are.
I have much to learn from them.
I saw these lit up palm trees in Madeira Beach, Florida. It's not your normal view, and I had to take a picture.
Join Parul and other bloggers who love trees for twice a month #ThursdayTreeLove.
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Thursday, January 25, 2018
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The Palms of my dreams came from California.
ReplyDeleteI'll take any palms. Even palmettos.
DeleteI live in SC it's our state tree. I love them too.
ReplyDeleteAnd I love your state symbol with the crescent moon and palmetto and the story of how palmettos were used during the Revolutionary War.
DeleteOne of my cousins also loves palm trees. I've never given them much thought. They're everywhere, so to me they're just background.
ReplyDeleteFunny what is in our own "backyard" that we don't see. I'm amazed by people who love my snow photos until I realize that some of them have never seen snow in person.
DeleteLove your photo - palms are so beautiful and I like the lighting.
ReplyDeleteThank you. This was taken at Johns Pass Village.
DeleteBeautiful, love the capture:)
ReplyDeletePalms are beautiful and they have so many varieties. Thank you for joining, Alana.
ReplyDeleteI think the first tree I ever learned to draw as a child was a palm tree! Distinct, standing tall and beautiful! Very nice photo!
ReplyDeletePalms look so stately and strong.. rarely bending in face of adversity! Great capture :-)
ReplyDeletelovely capture and it is interesting to know these facts about palm tree. so excited to join you, first time for #ThursdayTreeLove.
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