Hi Eva - musing with my albums and I was wondering if you could help with a title for this image. I saw your "Megalithic Passage" words and my were "Tree at the Gate." As this is your photo, I am unable to edit and was wondering if you would consider a title? Thanks Linda
Just notice my Freudian slip "upside down umbrella" when I meant to scribe "open umbrella"...or is it? Only God knows how I, as newborn felt as a left footling breech....
Thanks Eva it does speak deeply to me for I was in awe when I first saw a similar tree [smaller version] that looked like an upside down umbrella or miniature weeping willow on campus @ Gonzaga University, Spokane Washington. It was different, caught my eye and captured my attention. I was so excited and pleased with my find and sketch. The initial interpretation began, "Your tree is dead"...
Good morning Eva - I hope you are OK if I borrow this tree image you shared - here- for I have not found my Draw-A-Tree that I drew in 1990 - it's hiding. The tree I drew had great shape and form, similar to this tree but was smaller with the barren branches looking like a minature weeping willow. I do not know what kind of tree it was.
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Hi Eva - musing with my albums and I was wondering if you could help with a title for this image. I saw your "Megalithic Passage" words and my were "Tree at the Gate." As this is your photo, I am unable to edit and was wondering if you would consider a title? Thanks Linda
Just notice my Freudian slip "upside down umbrella" when I meant to scribe "open umbrella"...or is it? Only God knows how I, as newborn felt as a left footling breech....
Thanks Eva it does speak deeply to me for I was in awe when I first saw a similar tree [smaller version] that looked like an upside down umbrella or miniature weeping willow on campus @ Gonzaga University, Spokane Washington. It was different, caught my eye and captured my attention. I was so excited and pleased with my find and sketch. The initial interpretation began, "Your tree is dead"...
Good morning Eva - I hope you are OK if I borrow this tree image you shared - here- for I have not found my Draw-A-Tree that I drew in 1990 - it's hiding. The tree I drew had great shape and form, similar to this tree but was smaller with the barren branches looking like a minature weeping willow. I do not know what kind of tree it was.
Thanks so much...Peace + Love Linda
The Megalithic Passage Tomb at Newgrange was built about 3200 BC. This tree stands at the gateway to this site.