The fir tree is injured in some way ...
It is pouring out pitch.
Some of it looks like blood!
Most of it looks like amber jewels, though.
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What we were small I used to dream about how beautiful a drop of pitch would look on a golden chain.
ReplyDeleteAnd we know what real life would have held. I, er, know from person experience--a stick mess! I love these--I can even smell their fragrance if I think about it long enough.
I LOVE these photos, Sissy.
I was taking that wood out of the back of my car and go some pitch on my favorite dress. I whipped out the wood alchohol put some on a dry wachcloth and scrubbed the stuff out. It worked like a charm! Not a BIT of pitch left.
It works because it's wood based, the same as pitch. Neat, isn't it?