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#1: Kurt Kowalczyk (bahabro) on May 30, 2014

if it's a she, I'm guessing her name is "Medusa"

no guessing ppl!

lol kurt

I say it's a she, because trees generally don't have two "legs".

Maybe lightning struck it?

It is a tree. It is a stylistic representation of Romulus and Remus. The top third is the tree's canopy. The middle section is a representation of the abandoned twins, having been dumped out of their basket boat, coming to rest within the tree's embrace on the river bank. The lower third represents both the base of the tree and the river currents that brought the boys to rest there. Soon a she wolf will find and save them.

...well, that's my story anyway...and I'ma stickin' ter it!

I'm with JoDeen and I love her story. That's an awfully cute grandson you have there JoDeen. Love the pictures.:)

Thanks, Aldege. I enjoy the pix of your kids too!...and I just realized I didn't thank Tom for the great puzzle. THANK YOU, Tom!

I love logging on and seeing new puzzles by my favorite puzzle makers. I give everyone a try (usually several tries as they find their way)...but there's nothing like biting into a fresh puzzle created by the ones of you who really get it!

I like Norma's suggestion. There is, or used to be, a tree in Sequoia National Forest (I think) that you could drive through. I don't know if it had been struck by lightning, but somehow the inside had burned out, leaving it hollow. I think there even used to be a small gift shop inside it.

OOPS so did I JoDeen. Thx Tom buddy.:)

:) yvw guys .... I'll lie and say I made JD's story picture!

Good answer Tom - this is a great puzzle

Really fun lil puzz, Tom!

She or tree? I'll say "yes." ...

:)

She is a tree ... Awesome solve Tom!

thx Jota

Found to be solvable with moderate lookahead by jan.

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