Friday, May 04, 2007
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- AJ
- Kansas City, Missouri, United States
- Husband, dad and lover of downtown happy hours. Fan of indie music and adventure. Good at writing, hoops, and taking flak.
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5 comments:
subtitled: Crucifixion imagery abounds
Just echoing what Gymbrall said:
"He who once by a tree overcame shall by a Tree be overcome."
Excellent photo. You should use flickr.com, so I can add it to my fav's.
Yep, no forseeable problems with that tree so close to the power lines.
As requested, the photo on Flickr.
You guys have an eye for symbolism.
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