The Ent
Walking down the path off the bottom end of Moon Meadow, I met this tree, an Ent. The Ent told me it had retired, but it was quite talkative anyway, grabbing my attention and my camera. The pose, I was informed, tells the life story, if you can work out the reasons for the angles and bends of trunk and branch.
A bit closer to the Ent, May 29, 2004
I'm not sure what the Ent was saying, but its eyes followed me as I approached closer to look at the story told by the trunk and branches.
A few months later, on a cold winter day, the Ent seemed to be drawing energy from the figid landscape.
The Ent reaching into the light, Feb 2005
The camera records all the light and sometimes examining different aspects of the light we can see things the eyes miss.
Different angle, different face.
Took a few seconds to realize this was the remains of the Ent.
The Ent returns to the earth, July 2016
It took a bit of wind to encourage the Ent to recline in final repose, hosting all sorts of new life in and around the final resting place.
Unicorns have always been good friends with Ents.
The final resting place is lush and green
The Ent taking a well deserved nap, hosting a host of animal and plant lives.
