rumble of logging trucks
in the early morning light
I cringe as they pass
and hope the load is tight
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How many years old was that big tree before being cut down? Immense.
Probably ‘swamp’ kauri that has been buried and is therefore thousands of years old
I can believe that huge trunk….so sad they cut it down!
It was probably dug up from a swamp – I’ll ask Rick, but I think it’s swamp kauri, and if so, thousands of years old Maureen http://www.kiwis-soar.com
Heavy traffic does disturb our reveries. What wonderful light you are capturing your photos in right now.
Not sure about heavy traffic disturbing the reveries – when you’re walking along the side of a main road with no footpath those big logging trucks flying past are a bit scary… The light was good this morning. Kiwiskan http://www.kiwis-soar.com