My mom didn't know what I was watching for so long in this tree. No, it is not a porcupine! Then she went home and looked at the picture a little closer. I am talking to the Wizard! can you see him?
Actually--there are MANY faces hidden in this tree! Do you see them?
And here are even more stranges faces. They are everywhere!
Click on this picture and make it big--How many faces can you see????
You know, I stare at the wall exactly the same way. Wonder if there are faces there too.
ReplyDeleteThat is a most curious tree.
Slobbers,
Mango
Wow. I really did see your wizard. That is amazing. You are a very observant fella. I hope you are going to get mom to take even more pics of that tree. It would be grrreat for a howl o ween post.
ReplyDeleteI was very much relieved to learn that it wasn't another of those horrid PORKIES!
What did the wizard say? Is it a secret?
ReplyDeleteI'd sure like to know, in case I ever come face to face with one!
Kisses,
Emma Rose
Wooos! An Ent??? Did it move, or just stay still for woo to watch? cool.
ReplyDelete-Kira The BeaWootiful
you are super brave! I think I woulda been scared of the faces.
ReplyDeleteDid they tell you anything?
wags, wiggles & slobbers
Murphydog
That tree looks spooky...we would have barked at those faces.
ReplyDeleteThat's a scary looking tree - we hope you barked at it a lot.
ReplyDeleteXOXO
Lilly, Piper, Carrleigh and Java
hello splorin wolfies its dennis the vizsla dog hay hmmm that tree skayrs me a littel bit i think i must go pee on it!!! ok bye
ReplyDeleteWe thought that was a spooky tree! We liked the apples on the ground but we might have been too scared to go get them.
ReplyDeleteHave a great weekend tall friends.
love and kisses
Martha & Bailey xxx
Wolfies, that tree is way creepy! I don't think I'd even lift my leg on it! What if one of those faces bit my... you know.
ReplyDeleteGunther
Oh My...BOL...BOL...Humans probably can't see the wizard to good
ReplyDeleteBenny & Lily
Wow, that's a very unusual tree - maybe you should charge a fee to look at it and use the money for lots of good bones.
ReplyDeleteWoos, the OP Pack
Wowzers! That's so cool! I'd want to sit there and stare at the tree FOREVER!
ReplyDeletePlay bows,
Zim
Thankfully it was not a porcupine!
ReplyDeleteThat tree is scary!
Kisses and hugs
Lorenza
Hi Wolfies - that is a scary tree, *shudder!* We think you're very brave to sit in front of it for a 'face off'!
ReplyDeleteIt was a shame our humans couldn't leave comments on your blog whilst they were on holiday - sigh! But they did follow it, and were very alarmed by Guinness's run in with the porcupine, yikes! Saige's account of it made them giggle too!
Schnauzer snuggles - JD and Max.
It's the fairy dust that all Irish dogs have. Their celtic roots have many mysteries. What an interesting tree to say the least. Although I don't know if I'd be brave enough to venture towards it at night time.
ReplyDeleteI wouldn't like to go past that tree at night time!
ReplyDeleteCongrats on Saige's picture with her Grandpa winning pic of the month on BoneZone! Its a classic!
Kisses,
Stella
Brillant! We could see all sorts of things in that tree!
ReplyDeleteWe were at a church service/blessing of animals yesterday morning and met a wonderful Irish Wolfhound pup! Only 8 months old and the owners took him in as a rescue pup not quite realising what they were taking on! At eight months he is huge! But he was adorable and his owners love him!
take care
Clive