I clicked this picture last year when I went back to my hometown, and paid a visit at my school, one of my favorite places ever. This old tree stump with the knotty, gnarled texture has been the same for as long as I can remember. And I am certain it’s been this way for far more years before that. It lies in one corner of the kindergarten playground in my school, wedged somewhere between the monkey-pole, the merry-go-round and the hedges. It must have seen generations of schoolgirls walk in and pass out of the school, playing games, sharing secrets, growing up. Sometimes constants do bring such a comforting feeling.
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Excellent photo for this week’s challenge. That knotty stump looks a bit sharp. I don’t think it’s very comfortable to sit on. Nevertheless, it’s definitely one of the more unique stumps out there 🙂
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Thanks Mabel! Perfect for sticking in flowers & sticks & all sorts random stuff kids like to do 😉
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Marvelous textures.
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Thanks Cee!!
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Thank you for the follow! Lovely texture on the wood! ^..^
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glad u say so!
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🙂
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A true work of art.
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gee, thanks!!
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It’s texture tells the history of it’s many years. Perfect for the challenge.
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I guess it’s true that great minds think alike, or at least photo-bloggers do. Stumps, you say? Really like your blog and thanks for stopping by mine.
http://spiritinpolitics.wordpress.com/2014/08/11/photo-challenge-texture-of-regeneration/
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I was scrolling down your posts and I actually recognised that stump! though I don’t remember where exactly it was placed. 🙂
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