Here is my entry for Paula’s (Lost In Translation blog) Thursday Special challenge. This week her theme is Pick a Word In May – Y2.
patulous – Adjective
literary – (especially of the branches of a tree) spreading.
‘I found him on a remote bench beneath a patulous tree’
technical Open; expanded.
These two photos are of an old black walnut tree. The canopy must be over 60′ feet wide. It is just wonderful to sit under it. 
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Cee
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Great word and spectacular example for it!
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Thanks Jeanette. 😀
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great picture!
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Thanks so much for commenting. 😀
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Wonderful photos. That tree must be so old. I’d love to sit under its shade with a good book.
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I think a one story house would be neat under it. I’d love to live in it.
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So full of character
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This tree definitely has character. Thanks.
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What a lovely tree Cee
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Thanks for your comment. 😀
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INMENSE! and very well captured!
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That tree is wonderful 😀
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Superb tree, Cee 🙂
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Thanks Jo for commenting.
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What a fab tree, Cee! Nicely patulous!
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I actually had to look up the word and was glad I did. 😀
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You and me both, Cee!
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A remarkable example, Cee and the photo is a stunner. Thank you 🙂 🙂
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Thanks Paula. 😀
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An unique tree
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It is and I love going to see it. 😀
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I have been looking in my pictures. I have a lot of them that will say trees.
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