Monday, June 13, 2011

Adobe Wall


What do you do when a tree is blocking the spot where you want to build you wall. Simple build around it. I know most wouldn't but I was happy to see this homeowner did. Here's hoping there are no walls from blocking a good week for you.

27 comments:

Cezar and Léia said...

Give way to the tree, sure!
God bless you!
Cezar

黄清华 Wong Ching Wah said...

Splendid thought of maintaining the tree !

cieldequimper said...

There used to be a cherry tree (dead now) like that between my parent's garden and the neighbour's garden. They built around it too. :-)

Kathy said...

I don't have good vibes for the long-term future of this wall.

Lowell said...

That's interesting. And why not? We had a chain link fence at our old Ocala house where a tree had grown up in such a way as to swallow the fence - weird!

Marty said...

what a great idea ! another would cut the tree ! and the wall is beautiful!
nice shot Randy

TexWisGirl said...

i hope he left a good enough space for the tree to grow without damaging his hard work too. :)

Sharon said...

A lot of different materials used in this wall and working around that beautiful tree was very clever.

PETRO50 said...

So I call a hit. Good photos. That would be a wall to be perhaps more. How many times a tree twisting due to construction. It is an interesting element in the construction of the wall. In my blog it is a flower known agricultural crops used as accompaniment to meat. They are ordinary potatoes. I'm sure you know. The origin have in America.

Kate said...

Well, that homeowner seems to be a decent sort!

Lúcia said...

I'm glad to see the tree is safe! ;-)

Judy said...

Good for them! I like this idea and it makes an interesting looking wall.

Magpie said...

Wonderful! Love your words too.
Their creative solution gives character to the fence.

becky said...

yeah, i love it. working w/ nature rather than against it! hope your summer is off to a good start, Randy!
:)

Carola said...

Nice this tree in the wall.

Photohunter said...

... an ingenious solution.
Greetings

RedPat said...

Very inventive! Hope the smoke isn't too bad at your place.

Irredento Urbanita said...

That's the best way to respect Nature. Antique cultures did that.

Regards

Valery

Barcelona Daily Photo

Unknown said...

This is great! Pity it's not a common sight.

Leontien said...

Haha yep that's a good way to do it!

Soo this is in Santa Fe???

Thanks
Leontien

Christina Klas said...

Haha. I like this. My sister actually did something quite similar in her yard although the wall she was building did not look nearly this complicated!

Alain said...

That's brilliant! Great shot!

Olga said...

I think it is very thoughtful and kind to let this tree be there.
Thank you for this photo.

Dawn said...

Nothing like working around a problem. Love that the owner did this:)

PerthDailyPhoto said...

Haha! love it Randy, good shot!

Allison said...

Good for him. My husband would have cut the poor thing down. I'm such a lover of letting things be the way they are. :)

de wereld volgens essi said...

wow! a very interesting tree! hi hi!