The "Ghost Eye Tree" - Photography by Woodrock

The strange, the different, the unique things only Mother Nature can provide...

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Allan Munsie > The "Ghost Eye Tree"

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Allan Munsie > Sap leaches out of a peach tree and forms sticky globules.

The "Ghost Eye Tree"

Allan Munsie > The "Ghost Eye Tree"

The "Ghost Eye Tree"

Camera: Olympus Corporation (E-1) |

more details: exif |

original size: 1920px x 2560px |

Current: 338px x 450px |

Other sizes: S • Medium • L |

Keywords: tree face apple ghost eye scarry cranky twisted ghostly warped

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