Unusual trees shading the market

at Blaauwklippen. Unfortunately nobody could tell me what they are called.

[Babs]

They look like the Banyan trees we get here in Australia.

[Mags]

Lovely lines!

[Sally Ings]

Very interesting looking trees. It would be nice to know what they are.

[Taffy]

These have so much personality.

[KoalaGardens🐨]

oh great triptych

[Lynda McG]

Interesting collage

[Margo]

Great shots-impressive trees!!

[Casablanca]

Gorgeous sight, so elegant and mystical almost

[vonski]

They are unusual, makes for a fabulous triptych

[narayani]

Very unusual!

[Pat]

They look like great shade trees, must be lovely to walk under them. Nice shots.

[Monique]

Beautiful triptych

[Joan Robillard]

Lovely triptych

[Susan Wakely]

Great triptych. They look as if they are Mangroves but obviously not because of the absence of water.

[Dione Giorgio]

Beautiful collage Whatever they are called the look so majestic.

[Wylie]

@onewing I think you are probably right Babs!

[Beryl Lloyd]

Amazing trees

[Babs]

@pusspup @ludwigsdiana @casablanca Banyan trees always make me think of the Dementors from Harry Potter movies.

[Lou Ann]

Wonderful! Love each image.

[John Falconer]

Hi. In a huge coincidence uploaded a ficus or banyan tree today. These look like that it a fig tree. I am no expert. Great photos put together very well.

[Santina]

a great triptych, these trees are truly beautiful, weird and interesting

[Peter Dulis]

love it ...

[Bep]

Interesting triptych.

[Esther Rosenberg]

Great shot of the trees, so many roots.

[Merrelyn]

Interesting trees.

[mittens (Marilyn)]

Such an interesting collage and I like the shape of the trees.

[Kate]

Nice triptych

[Nina Ganci]

beautiful trees. They belong to the ficus family. I always find them fascinating

[Margaret Brown]

Beautiful triptych!

[Anne ❀]

I like how your three pics compliment each other. Nicely done!

[bkb in the city]

Beautiful collage

[Jacqueline]

Beautifully done!

[Rosie Kind]

A lovely collage

[Jean]

Very unusual to me. Most interesting

[Linda Godwin]

Fascinating root vines on these interesting tree

[Yolanda]

Wowww.... Diana!, FAV

[Pyrrhula]

Great captures of those impressing trees.

[Lin]

Fabulous triptych!

[George]

Lovely triptych.

[Islandgirl]

Oh Wow very neat trees!

[katy]

I think they might be Banyan trees too. They certainly look similar to them! Your photos of them are amazing.

[Ann H. LeFevre]

I know I have seen photos of this kind of tree before on 365 but I don't remember what they were called. It seems like you've had some good suggestions above though. Great triptych- they sure are fascinating to look at.

[Kerri Michaels]

cool collection

[Kerry McCarthy]

Nice collection of shots for the triptych. Beautiful place!

[Shutterbug]

Love how you showed multiple views of the trees.

[Sylvia]

Looks like the Banyan family trees, maybe known as Ficus Benghalensis, non the amazing shots.

[Rick]

Cool capture.

[Diana]

@onewing @marlboromaam @salza @taffy @koalagardens @lyndamcg @777margo @casablanca @ilovelenses @narayani @pattyblue @momamo @joansmor @wakelys @sangwann @pusspup @beryl @onewing @louannwarren @johnfalconer @sprphotos @santina @pdulis @gijsje @dutchothotmailcom @merrelyn @mittens @k9photo @ninaganci @craftymeg @sunnygreenwood @bkbinthecity @jacqbb @rosiekind @jernst1779 @rontu @yolanda @pyrrhula @linnypinny @rickster549 @gaf005 @radiogirl @grammyn @olivetreeann @moviegal1 @mccarth1 @shutterbug49 @sprphotos @rickster549 @rickster549 Thanks for all the wonderful comments, suggestions, favs and getting it on both the TP and PP. It is very much appreciated :-)

[Diana]

@onewing @salza @wakelys @sangwann @pusspup @johnfalconer @ninaganci @sprphotos - Thanks to Sylvia we have a name, Ficus Benghalenses. Much appreciated Sylvia, thanks :-)

[Lois]

Great triptych of these interesting trees!