East Coast Fishing boat fabricated out of wood.
Times have changed where wood is not the go to material to build boats.
Old Wood Boat
Author: treeluv
How fast is this Forest Stream?
Forest Creek showing fast moving water is always a danger to kids. Streams can easily be travelling up to speeds of 30 milles or 50 kilometers an hour.
Stream Trivia: Did you know that a creek is called a small stream and a large stream is considered a river.
Stone Garden
Garden with creative rock vase decoration with full decoration of red, pink and white flowers. 
Images of a Snowy Winter
Snowy images of Winter’s Snow piling on the park steps.
Snow surrounds an un-used wrought iron park bench.
Snow Tractor Equipment used for snow plowing!
Old School Mail Box
Mail Box décor for your home entrance. Add interest and historical element.
Oak Tree Sunset
Evening Summer Sunset with oak tree showing leaves and tree’s branch structure.
Antique Wood Bench
Wood Bench with extra fold down side seat … how handy to have with lots of guests! PS There would have been a support bar flip down but is missing.
Bird Row Housing
Colorful row of Bird Houses mounted on a masonary wall has a variety of home choices for birds.
This house sparrow bird appears to have picked a nice blue house out? 
Where there is one, there are others close by as the house sparrows fly in small to large groups.
Birches
In the tree family there are endless choices, but the white birch tree is a top pick.
White bark makes it unique amongst other trees and has colorful yellowish leaves in the fall.
Evergreens at the Lake
Evergreen Trees keep their foliage leaves all year round.
On the opposite side are the Deciduous trees which loose their leaves in the cold season.
Oak Tree Ghost
BOO!
Pine Tree Row
Thought out planting plan for these Pine Trees. Plenty of spacing for growth now that they are established.
PS Just have to keep an eye on them to ensure trees grow straight, staked for several years a good idea.
Forest Walk Spring Images
Images from a sunny spring days walk in the forest. The trail was very muddy in spots, the forest quiet of birds with the sun shining through the leafless trees … everything very brown in the this deciduous forest, but sunlight is refreshing sign of summer days to come.
White paper birch trees standout amongst the darker forest trees in Spring Season.
The forest trail is mucky and slippery as water runs across it – wood logs help bridge the path.
Old cut tree has a habitat hole with new moss growth beside the stump.
Ash tree found marked and fallen to slow down the spread of the Emerald Ash Beetle.
At last we come across a pond. Very quiet of any water animals or birds – too bad.
Big view of the pond, the cedars are growing on the east side of the pond getting the west sun.
Fallen tree at the pond starts the circle of life in the forest providing nutrients back into the soil. 
Ferns grow on the forest floor and are great cover for wild life.
Usual tree that split into two trunks and later fused together years later.
Wood dries out and splits over the dryer winter months as moisture evaporates over time.
Bigger water pond with marsh bulrushes on sides with deciduous forest hill in the background.
Marsh bird hangs on bulrush contemplating it’s next move.
Big image of the pond marsh!
Cedar trees are evergreen trees, retaining leaves year round and populate the wet lowland areas.
Canada geese investigating area bulrushes as possible nest for a future generation of goslings.
Day on the trails comes to a close as the lower sun shines through the trees.
Landscape Design with Rocks
Designing your Garden with a large rock element is a simple way to create a focal point.
The more knarly the shape, the bigger the holes and using large scale can add a unique natural element to your garden.
Color differences can be attractive and add interest if you can find.
Larger shape and scale are a landscaping factor, as too small rock display will get hidden or over grown by future tree and plant growth.
Rock Landscape Photo is a good example, it is knarly, sizable and has some color contrast … good luck in your rock hunt.
Cedar Trees Hedge
Cedar Tree Hedge is a privacy deterrent but not full proof.
An intruder can wiggle through a cedar hedge.
Adding a wrought iron fence in front provides added security protection.
Chimney Tree
Trees are resilient and must grow from their seeds where they land. 
This new tree may have a short life if the home owner does some active maintenance. 
For now we call this the Chimney Tree.
P.S. By the way there is an “Eaves Trough Tree” which closely related to the Chimney Tree family!
Cedar Tree Privacy
During Winter one’s deciduous trees around your property loose their leaves, reminding us how close our neighbours are in the City.
Cedar trees can provide good evergreen blockage from your neighbor’s houses all year round.
Garden Décor Ideas
Antique Wagon wheel provides the center point to this corner greenhouse garden.
Old antique tools and building pieces can decorate one’s garden, both for inside and outside spaces.
Drop by some antique stores off season, and find some bargain accent objects!
Snow Covered Branches
Best fun kind of snow are the big soft fluffy flakes which occur in the milder winter temperatures.
Red Maple Leafs
Autumns Red Maple Leaves fall to the ground and start to dry out which causes the leaves to curl.
What does a Blue Spruce look Like?
An example of a mature Blue Spruce tree is tall, appears cylindrical in shape and produces new bluish colored needles in the Spring.
Black Walnuts
In late Autumn the Black Walnut tree’s leaves are all gone leaving only a few walnuts that refuse to drop to the ground!
Image of Red Maples Leaf
Nice Autumn Image of Red Maple’s Leaf Colors. Appropriately named Red Maple Tree or Acer rubrum. This tree is one of the most widespread deciduous trees of eastern and central North America.
Trumpet Vine
Red or White Trumpet Vine Flowers, both nice!
