The big maple trees north of the lake house have good bones. By bones, I mean the structure of the tree -- trunk, limbs, branches.
Winter's bareness reveals more in the north land. You can see houses set back in wooded areas. In the summer, leaves hide buildings from view.
In winter, the outline of a tree's structure is readily apparent. We have been watching several lower limbs on this tree, thinking that there is some decay and that the tree might need pruning.
Another post about this tree: Maple Panorama
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Wanda Hayes Eichler
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