@ridesnleisure
Those roots of the uprooted acacia tree on the second picture is an eyesore to me. It's been 7 months after the Typhoon Odette struck our place and it's not yet cleared but everything around it looks green already. I'm thinking of putting or installing some headlike image or sculpture above those. What do you think? The second picture was taken yesterday afternoon around 3:30 PM. The weather was looking ideal for a sunset photography at the beach later but we went somewhere else. It's been more than a month since my last long ride. I had to look for an emission testing center coz I have to register my motorcycle until the end of the month so I won't incur penalty. The nearest ones were closed upon checking yesterday so I had to drive north this morning. The first one was fully booked until the afternoon so I went to the next town and it just took around 30 minutes and I drive back home before noontime.
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Nature doesn’t like the empty places.They just fill up the gap by their own power.
It's wonderful to see everything green and thriving, especially in areas that were damaged by the previous typhoon.
That's a big acacia tree...maybe it's waiting for you to do something with it.