Donut Tree

They call it the 'Donut Tree' for, well, obvious reasons. At one point last year, the city was going to cut it down completely, but the neighborhood protested and they were able to save it.


It was nice to kill two stones with one bird, so to speak, note the 'Donut Tree' across the 'bridge'.


And another version of the same 'bridge' though this one looks a little shaky.


As patterns of design from many and varied vantage points, always the crossing is implied.


I came up the hill making a lot of crashing as I went and the curious cat sat at the top and watched to see what made such sound, reminds me of Halloween the pumpkin cat.


It was the purple but with the yellow behind that struck a chord somewhere in a coloured mind.


Perhaps as a reminder the universe smiles when you least expect it.


It's quite a huge wall, where Cedar Street comes straight down the hill and meets Baker Street.


Exploration of imagination, when you dive into the surreal does it feel warm.


the direction

watching a stone dry
at precisely the moment
when random arrives
creates the perfect design
pathway engineered by time