From the road, it looks like a regular tree. Yes, it's a big tree, but still, it's just a tree.

And then you spy the entrance. Or if you're lucky, you're shown the entrance by your favorite 4-year old.

And you discover an eerily wonderful world.

With arms that invite swinging . . .

And arms that look like people to hold your drinks and toys and stuff. . .

And trunks that boast calling cards of all the people who have previously visited.
Some days you never want to leave.
3 comments:
I wish this tree was near me!
How BEAUTIFUL! This is just magical, especially on a hot day. Thank goodness for 4 year old girls!
Wow, a Camperdown Elm! There are several beautiful ones around the city. My favorite lives in Schenley Park, opposite the playground--where the road in front of Phipps either goes under the overpass or veers right to merge with Blvd of the Allies...heck, I should just take a picture, this description is a mess. Your tree looks to be much more fun!
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