Pollard willows

We have polders , dykes and...... pollard willows.
They often very affected but it seems they never die

[Roe Jan]

Love your composition here. These are very interesting trees. Will you show them to us again in a couple of months when they are green?

[Sheri Peterson]

Wow, the trunk looks so deteriorated. I too would love to see them in a couple months when they start to bloom with their leaves. I love the composition of this shot. I bet that road is gorgeous in the summer!

[Shirley Chetwynd]

so lovely and serene

[Carolyn White]

Wow! Very interesting! It makes me want to see what else is down the road.

[Sandi Chetwynd]

Great view! Very nice!

[Margaret Tryon]

I like the perspective in this shot. The trees are so interesting. Not one we have here.

[Colleen]

Tremendous shot!

[Lilith Cherry]

It is pretty darned hard to kill a willow tree! They are lovely knobbly shapes,

[Kerri]

Beautiful

[Geertje K.]

I love those trees! I hope some of my followers see this and know all will come well when they are cropped... Love the perspective in this shot!

[Kathryn Marshall]

These trees look so interesting. I like your perspective. Please do show us how these trees look in the summer time.

[Henriette Sparkes]

Great shot of them along the top of the dyke. This looks very familiar to me, I think I cycled there with my friend.

[Sarah]

Nice compostion!

[Dragonfly Explorer ( Rhoiz )]

awesome! this trees are amazing? what kind of tree is this? are this trees still alive? the shot is very nice. the color tone is very good. veryice subject.

[Ellen Chasse]

They look like they have been there for many, many years. I think they would look at home in one of J. R. R. Tolkien's books..

[Jill (Emeraldboots)]

Love the perspective of this photo and those trees are really awesome!