Trees #105–108

 A tree. 5-18-12

 A dead tree in our backyard. 5-21-12

 Another tree in our backyard. Good thing

we have a lot of them. 5-22-12

 This was done at bedtime, by memory, of a flower bed

that I had weeded late in the afternoon. 5-23-12

Trees #100–104

 Just scribbling trees at Wall Park Lake. 5-6-12

 This is, again, the small branches at the base of one of

our Silver Maples. I finally had the nerve to wet the

watercolor pencil-ing with a paintbrush of clear water. 5-9-12

 Looking up at one of the branches of our pear tree–

the promise, once again, of pears if we can get them

before the squirrels do. 5-14-12

This is a tree I could see from my seat accross the lake

at a picnic table in Wall Park. 5-15-12 

I stopped on my bicylce ride through Walnut Park

to "catch" the trees and bushes on the bank accross from
where I sat on a bench next to the opposite bank
of Turkey Creek. 5-16-12

Trees #97–99

 These are bushy, tree-like plants in our backyard—lots of

"unauthorized foliage" like this grows out there. 4-29-12

 That pine tree that died late last summer from the drought

 and anohter unknown tree with reddish brown leaves. 5-2-12

Small branches that grow out of the main trunk of one

of our 50+ foot Silver Maples. I like the low brances

growing there, as they soften the view of the

bare fence behind them. 5-4-12