This particular tree keeps catching my eye when I look up during neighborhood walks with cherished rescue mutt Ellie B.
That spot holds no leaves while the rest, yes, stays quite full.
Of course I wonder why this is so.
Stay tall, tree
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Mark Bialczak 
That’s so interesting, Mark! That bald spot does not take away from the beauty does it? I’ll have to research that….hmmm…..
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Yeah it still stay pretty I think, Karla …
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Is it the leaves refusing to go or the tree refusing to let go???
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A mighty tug of war it is, MBC!
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Hmmmm??
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A true puzzler, Nance.
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It’s intreeguing, Mark! 🌲
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That one limb branched out, Patricia.
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pretty shot, and it does make you wonder –
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Yes, pieces make the whole somehow, Beth.
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