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IronOhki t1_iuaq5ed wrote

Where in Seattle? Is it on private property or is it in a park?

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CortlandAndrusWhoWas t1_iuatq7d wrote

At first I thought it was Peter Lik's Infinity Tree. Japanese maples are awesome. Great shot!

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wuffwuff77 t1_iuazhhm wrote

They are the most beautiful trees!!

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BdotEscro t1_iub08u8 wrote

TRULYTRUE TRUE, I agree with you completely absolutely and I agree with your perspective

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letsgoridingyall t1_iub5dn5 wrote

I believe I have a photo of that same tree from about 15 years ago.

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Hancelhoff t1_iubav9h wrote

Is this the tree at Kubota Garden? At the far side of the garden on the hill?

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AgrajagTheProlonged t1_iubciom wrote

I love how old trees like this look like river systems, it’s a really neat similarity

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dscottj t1_iubkgik wrote

So many anime backgrounds are explained by this.

^(I'll show myself out.)

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cdnsalix t1_iubrvxd wrote

I wish these would grow in my hardiness zone. So pretty.

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GraniteMtn t1_iubs3wm wrote

Probably the most photographed tree on the planet.

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Benima t1_iubtbob wrote

Thought this was a topographic map of a river system

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GearDown22 t1_iubtj34 wrote

This almost looks kind of scary!

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Stsberi97 t1_iubxuwg wrote

Thought I was in lsd sub for a minute

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Homerlikesdonuts t1_iubziv5 wrote

Weird, as soon as i saw it i saw a river delta as viewed from space

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Cathi2222 OP t1_iuc2dt1 wrote

This is not the one in Portland that many think it is. Yes it is a Kubota Garden and no there is not a constant line of photographers there. Depends on the day and time and the weather. Beautiful spot

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amitrion t1_iuc2jot wrote

Did it make a dome with the leaves?

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TheOneWhoDings t1_iuc3e3h wrote

Last time I checked, Seattle WA was NOT in Japan, this is fake karma farming B's as always

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-1plus1plus2plus1- t1_iuc6lj5 wrote

My nemesis! I'm allergic to most things outside, but I'm MOST allergic to this bitch. Still beautiful though

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12altoids34 t1_iuc87gb wrote

It looks like it's having a bad hair day

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hiimstillhere t1_iucaxqm wrote

In suprised no one has askwd...asked.... does it make the syrup?

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mylo2202 t1_iucbke1 wrote

I see why this sub is called Earth Porn

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Cascadiandoper t1_iucdc5w wrote

Gorgeous! As a current resident of Bremerton I sure do miss living in Seattle! I used to ride my bike from Ballard to the Japanese Garden, then drop down to the shore of Lake Washington and pedal to the 520, hitting up all the shoreline parks on the way and back. Seattle rocks for cycling, I had so much fun figuring out new loops for weekend coffee tours and so forth.

One of my favs was Ballard to the Ballard Locks, up to Discovery park, drop down Magnolia Blvd which had killer views of the Sound, West Seattle and Rainer (everything really plus it's miles long descent), hook onto the Elliot Bay Trail up to Second Ave to Pioneer Square, stop at some awesome coffee shop (can't remember names atm, stoned),

ascend China Town/International District into Central District then onto the excellent Broadway bike lanes into Capitol fucking Hill (my love, but my heart is in frelard) all the way down to that tea shop where

Broadway forks and have tea then drop the steep ass hill to the bridge overlooking Lake Union and Fremont/Wallingford or stay right on that cool winding road to Eastlake that goes past the BMX park under I-5 and the either route goes around the lake on the way to Fremont now it's time for beers at the Fremont Brewery! Yes now hit like 4 or 5 breweries and get home drunk! Fuck I miss those days goddamn I had so much fun in Seattle!

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kuurttt t1_iucdfc2 wrote

The last beautiful thing in Seattle...

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trapped_in_limb0 t1_iuceh4u wrote

Was this taken today? Looks like the colors have not fully turned yet?

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stupled t1_iucek1p wrote

Looks like neurons

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FlatSpinMan t1_iucg8gg wrote

My first glance at this made me think this was a map of waterways.

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juxtoppose t1_iucgz1w wrote

Somewhere in there is a stave with the perfect curve for a bow.

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maryann_0497 t1_iucl2qd wrote

I have the need to recreate this in a paint now. It looks amazing.

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salamanderhunt t1_iud6hy9 wrote

Oh good question. Maple syrup is made from the sap of sugar maples specifically, and the sap of other maples just aren’t sweet enough. This Japanese maple has sap, but it’s not likely to be harvested for syrup.

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alividlife t1_iud6o5c wrote

Damn... Wait.. you'd go from Ballard to Pioneer upto to Broadway, then snake all the way back to drink in Freemont all in a single day? I could see myself doing this with an ebike, but imagining this trek on a regular bike... Whoa.

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ric1live t1_iud70lw wrote

At first glance, I saw spirals and became uneasy because I recently finished ”Uzumaki” by Junji Ito

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BrindleMonster t1_iudjbqx wrote

This must be the maple home depot gets their lumber from.

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BabeEsme t1_iudjjau wrote

Aaaawww such a beautiful 😻

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RickGrimes30 t1_iudm0yu wrote

Pop some lsd and watch the magic happen

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revnto7k t1_iudm9f5 wrote

Love Japanese Maples. That one is really cool!! We have one in our front yard that I admire every time I walk past it.

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Jaffazzar t1_iudqdu8 wrote

THat is a flipin crazy tree!

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crazzz t1_iue4enl wrote

What, i thought it was too cold up there

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