An oak among mugs

There's not enough trees illustrated on mugs I feel. This one is well over a hundred years old
and still looking lively.

I'm delighted to announce that Rick @digitalrn has found a woodcreature,
here's a link to check it out - http://365project.org/digitalrn/album2/2012-01-03

[Rick Schies]

Wow, what a trreasure that is, and there should be more masculine mugs out there for us

[Matt Clendon]

@digitalrn I agree, I'd be content to see some more designs around which are classy and masculine. People say, "They don't make em' like they used to" and there's a fair element of truth in that.

[Rick Schies]

Matt, be sure to check out my one posting. I think I finally captured a tree figure.

[Matt Clendon]

@digitalrn I've seen it and made a comment. I think it's a great capture with the sunset . Incidentally, how weird is it that I post a mug with a tree on it, and on the same day you find your woodcreature. You have to love these odd coincidences.

[FaerieMoon]

Seriously 100+ years old? I would not even touch it for fear I would drop, lol. I go through glasses and mugs.... It's really nice looking

[Carolyn White]

It's a beautiful mug! I saw Rick's woodcreature earlier and thought of you. :0)

[Pat Knowles]

Lovely mug & particularly pretty colours, they look old but not sure what the white on the side is ....chewing gum ? LOL !

[Paula]

Dammit! That just reminded me I forgot to post my wood creature that I shot ages ago! Now i'm going to have to go through a bazillion shots and find it! Anyways, you're right, there aren't enough trees on mugs. I don't think I have a one!

[Paula Cook-Farkas]

I agree! Trees are underrated!

[Matt Clendon]

@happypat Hahaha very funny, Pat. I know very well that you know that it's a crest. ;)

[Matt Clendon]

@pwallis Hmmph where is this tree creature and why has it been hidden away? Shame on you! These Canadians need to value their umm imaginery wood creatures.

[Tonje]

How amazing to have such an old mug! And a tree adds beauty to anything it adorns.