I’ve shown Ti Kouka or cabbage trees before. Quite recently in fact. But I find in my “Trees” photo file there are a lot of cabbage trees, especially ones snapped recently. I could, of course, eke these out, providing material for four different Thursday Tree posts, rather than one. But today I’m combining them all. There are always more cabbage trees in different lights for future posts. I love their sculptural, spiky, shapes. I love them crystal clear against bright blue winter skies. I love their glow with the low winter light coming through their leaves. And I love the shadows they create. I hope you do too.
Another in the Thursday Tree Love series – find all the other bloggers doing it here.
Indeed we do like them! The shadow on the road creates a mysterious look… Thanks for sharing these Cabbage trees! 🙂
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The first one is a beautiful shot with the lovely scenery at the back of it.
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Very cool shadows. (shadows…a delight!)
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Why, yes. Yes I do.
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Think I’ve seen them around here too. Interesting how every tree has a unique identity, just like every being in this universe.
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They are so unique and I really don’t mind seeing them again and again 🙂 I am glad you shared. See you around on the 10th, Mali!
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Beautiful pictures Mali! I did not know they are called cabbage trees …
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Wow this is one interesting looking tree. Never heard of seen of it before Mali – thanks for sharing!
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