Wood aesthetic

the beauty that comes from years of cold, wind and harsh living

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Tendu is its Hindi name. It is also known as Coromandel Ebony or East Indian Ebony (Diospyros melanoxylon). They use the leaves of the Tendu to make beedi. The langurs and the deer feed on the berries which taste very much like the chikoo. We found this bark to be so similar to that of the Crocodile Bark tree. Wonder if we can tell them apart, if there is every a possibility of seeing them together. The size, maybe ? The Tendu seems to be slimmer.

Devon-based photographer Neil Burnell captures a mossy labyrinth of gnarled roots and twisted branches in a new series that manifests nature’s most fantastical qualities. Mystical exposes the otherworldly elements of Wistman’s Wood, an ancient oak woodland on Dartmoor, Devon, England, while it’s enveloped by a dense fog. The overgrown forest is thought to be the remnantsContinue reading "Tangled Roots and Mossy Branches Loom through Heavy Fog in Mystical Photographs by Neil Burnell"

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I am welcoming November with a hot mug of honeybush tea, watching the birds flock about outside the window where I sprinkled some seed for them. The dark eyed juncos have arrived, which means winter is on the horizon. Here on the homestead, we are on the homestretch of putting up food for the winter

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