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  1. I must admit I wish that I was here when this poplar a.k.a. tulip tree was in bloom. They only bloom in the very top of their canopy and I’ve got to admit. I’ve never seen the blooms on the tree, despite having grown up in the south. Yet this tree at Noccula Falls in Gadsden, Alabama is right at the railing the top of it because the gorge is that deep at this point.

    Sweat is also dripping off of me because it’s hotter over here

    #Nature #Alabama #Trees #Poplar #TulipTree #Gadsden

  2. I must admit I wish that I was here when this poplar a.k.a. tulip tree was in bloom. They only bloom in the very top of their canopy and I’ve got to admit. I’ve never seen the blooms on the tree, despite having grown up in the south. Yet this tree at Noccula Falls in Gadsden, Alabama is right at the railing the top of it because the gorge is that deep at this point.

    Sweat is also dripping off of me because it’s hotter over here

    #Nature #Alabama #Trees #Poplar #TulipTree #Gadsden

  3. I must admit I wish that I was here when this poplar a.k.a. tulip tree was in bloom. They only bloom in the very top of their canopy and I’ve got to admit. I’ve never seen the blooms on the tree, despite having grown up in the south. Yet this tree at Noccula Falls in Gadsden, Alabama is right at the railing the top of it because the gorge is that deep at this point.

    Sweat is also dripping off of me because it’s hotter over here

    #Nature #Alabama #Trees #Poplar #TulipTree #Gadsden

  4. I must admit I wish that I was here when this poplar a.k.a. tulip tree was in bloom. They only bloom in the very top of their canopy and I’ve got to admit. I’ve never seen the blooms on the tree, despite having grown up in the south. Yet this tree at Noccula Falls in Gadsden, Alabama is right at the railing the top of it because the gorge is that deep at this point.

    Sweat is also dripping off of me because it’s hotter over here

    #Nature #Alabama #Trees #Poplar #TulipTree #Gadsden

  5. I must admit I wish that I was here when this poplar a.k.a. tulip tree was in bloom. They only bloom in the very top of their canopy and I’ve got to admit. I’ve never seen the blooms on the tree, despite having grown up in the south. Yet this tree at Noccula Falls in Gadsden, Alabama is right at the railing the top of it because the gorge is that deep at this point.

    Sweat is also dripping off of me because it’s hotter over here

    #Nature #Alabama #Trees #Poplar #TulipTree #Gadsden

  6. @Satori @Byronrabbit

    Do you know what species of wood it is? I presume it's a soft "hardwood" so it's not full of the resins and whatnot of coniferous woods?

    Maybe tulipwood (which is normally sold under the name "poplar", even though it's not related to poplar trees at all...)?

    #poplar #tulipwood

  7. @Satori @Byronrabbit

    Do you know what species of wood it is? I presume it's a soft "hardwood" so it's not full of the resins and whatnot of coniferous woods?

    Maybe tulipwood (which is normally sold under the name "poplar", even though it's not related to poplar trees at all...)?

    #poplar #tulipwood

  8. @Satori @Byronrabbit

    Do you know what species of wood it is? I presume it's a soft "hardwood" so it's not full of the resins and whatnot of coniferous woods?

    Maybe tulipwood (which is normally sold under the name "poplar", even though it's not related to poplar trees at all...)?

    #poplar #tulipwood

  9. @Satori @Byronrabbit

    Do you know what species of wood it is? I presume it's a soft "hardwood" so it's not full of the resins and whatnot of coniferous woods?

    Maybe tulipwood (which is normally sold under the name "poplar", even though it's not related to poplar trees at all...)?

    #poplar #tulipwood

  10. @Satori @Byronrabbit

    Do you know what species of wood it is? I presume it's a soft "hardwood" so it's not full of the resins and whatnot of coniferous woods?

    Maybe tulipwood (which is normally sold under the name "poplar", even though it's not related to poplar trees at all...)?

    #poplar #tulipwood