These pilings always intrigued me. Especially the daffodils (at least that’s what they look like here) that are growing in several of them. Did someone plant them? How did they do that? from a canoe, maybe? They are in Capitol Lake in Olympia, WA … and how are they growing? Did dirt get added to the cavities, or are they just growing in rotting wood?
Questions with no answers from your blogger.
One answer to an unasked question: the shadow is of a railroad tressle.
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That’s so odd – they look like planters especially with all the daffodils growing in them but … did someone put them there? Either the daffodils or the piling-planters? Yes, questions with no answers!
Well, the pilings are left over from an old railroad bridge. I think
It is pretty neat. The birds drop the seeds, and nature does the rest.
Considering the size of daffodil bulbs, them’s big birds!