Parking witch brooms

I wander why nobody ever ask why we plant trees on the dike`s . They make those nice straight lines
in the country. The main reason is that the roots of them strength the dikes and prevent the soil from waste by rain .

[Beryl Lloyd]

Now I knew there would be a reason besides marking the land as to where the dykes are or to look pretty all in a row !

[mittens (Marilyn)]

Beautiful scenic shot. I really like those line of trees on the left.

[julia]

The do look like Witches brooms... great shot..

[Anita Campbell]

Love it They do loo like witch brooms,, don't they.

[Kerri]

Beautiful

[Kathy]

Isn't it to shade the boy who has his finger in the hole? Just kidding. Very interesting. Are they recently planted or trimmed back to look that way?

[Linda]

Great capture and love the trees. They are named appropriately... Thanks for the education..

[👑 AnaZad]

LOL, love the title of this capture. You are right. Great reason to plant those trees.

[Colleen]

We do that for shelter belts, nice green too!

[KWind]

I like the row of trees. Great shot.

[Dee L.]

Well I would have never guessed that. Learn something everyday, some days I learn two things. :O)

[Gosia]

Nice lines.

[alia_801]

Great shot of them - they all look very surprised with the new branches sticking straight up!

[Margo]

Great shot of them

[Margaret Obey]

LOL great capture, hope the witches had gone!

[Denise Wood]

Great reason for planting them! I love your title - the trees do look like witches brooms :)

[Jane Morley]

That makes a lot of sense. Good shot of the line too

[Dione Giorgio]

I didn't ask because I knew that. Trees help to prevent erosion. Beautiful view and capture.

[Irene]

Great title.They do look like witch's brooms but are much more useful. Love the line along the dyke

[Ivan]

Nice image. I've planted beech trees here for same reason.

[Linda]

NIce shot.

[Nicole]

lovely shot!

[Pyrrhula]

@randystreat no, those are older trees. trimmed every 3/5 years @flygirl We`re never to old for it.
@sangwann You`re right. The cut downs of trees is a big world wide problem.
@ivan . That`s great.

[Saxa van Eijnsbergen]

Funny title!

[Vesna]

Good idea, good photo and good title.

[Ann H. LeFevre]

Very smart! In some parts around here a similar things is done with rocks and plants which like to grow on them.

[Country Lady]

They do look like witch's brooms... with a purpose. A beautiful capture