B.C. by Mastroianni and Hart for June 22, 2018

Palmdale…the early years…

“No, that’s the runaway truck ramp.”

“It’s just the neighbor’s halitosis.”

Be careful buying a cave there. You might end up with a tree for a front door. As Nabuquduriuzhur said we get some strong winds here in the Great Pacific Northwest (me in Washington) in the late fall and winter. The trees on the coast do indeed show the wind effect.

Ya think?!!

Nope. Look closely, there’s a sign that says “Runny the Rhino” was here.

As the twig is bent, so grows the tree. The trees on the North Carolina Beaches also show the direction of the prevailing winds. Except in hurricanes (North Carolina is a hurricane magnet), the winds are usually not strong, but they are constant.

You get plenty of exercise just trying to walk out the front door.

Never trust a tree, they are shady.

They said Paradise Valley, MT got breezy . 70 – 80 mph winds is a hurricane in Florida!

Coastal trees in Florida are like that. On the few coastlines haven’t been bulldozed.

Most roadside trees in Oklahoma are like that. Plus quite a few phone poles.

Professor Obvious!

The pine trees outside my office window do that.

In Geraldton Western Australia its so windy the trees really do grow sideways. Here is a link.https://www.tripadvisor.com.au/Attraction_Review-g488345-d9802080-Reviews-The_Leaning_Trees-Greenough_Western_Australia.html