Thursday, July 11, 2013

Branch in Adobe


I can only imagine how long this piece of wood has been embedded in the adobe wall. I wonder if it's been in there since the wall was built.

28 comments:

Tamera said...

It must be ancient.

Olivier said...

peut etre un souvenir d'un ancien arbre qui etait plante la avant la construction

Lowell said...

That is very intriguing. How did it get there in the first place?

You've got some conumdrums out thar in Santa Fe!

Babzy.B said...

very nice detail ! :)

Nancy said...

My guess would be yes.

Unknown said...

Fantastic detail! Well spotted.

Kathy said...

I would think so!

Birdman said...

Ok, let me wonder about this today. Neat shot.

EG CameraGirl said...

Hmmm. That is a puzzle! ;)

Marty said...

oh this is amazing ! beautiful shot and I love the warm colours of your city

Halcyon said...

I would think it has. Makes for a nice conversation piece.

TexWisGirl said...

wow! that's cool!

Judy said...

It looks very artistic.

turquoisemoon said...

Interesting photo...

Sharon said...

It looks like it could have been there hundreds of years. It's a beautiful addition to the wall.

VP said...

It was 'embedded'!

Michaele said...

These last three adobe posts have got me longing for NM. LOVE that look!

RedPat said...

A mystery for sure, Randy. Makes for a nice photo op!

John @ Beans and I on the Loose said...

Pretty neat. Nice addition to the mud.

cieldequimper said...

Now I wonder if the wall was built around a tree! Fantastic find!

Michelle said...

How cool is that?! What a great find.

Jack said...

Randy, this is one of your best! Superb image.

parker said...

I'm convinced! Might have been there and witnessed the first wagons to roll into town on the Santa Fe Trail!

Thérèse said...

... or something which grew out of the wall? The idea is tempting.

Judy said...

Wow, that is so cool!

PerthDailyPhoto said...

It's possible I guess Randy.

Traveling Hawk said...

That's great! You have good eyes, Randy!

Paul said...

Interesting, how old indeed might this branch be? Nice find!