Are we sure they aren't tall bushes?
I'm pretty sure the small ones are bushes. I don't think trees can be sculpted this way. Just thought the title is nice since the one tree also looks a little out of place.
Yeah, it was a comment in jest about the tree having vert crawling up its trunk, making it look sorta like a tree-shaped shrub. I was being silly.
Oooh I was a bit slow and didn't get you were talking about trees in general.
https://www.google.com/search?q=hundisburg+castle&tbm=isch
Op please provide the location or place of the photo next time
Luckily reverse searching the image showed similar images of the location on Google but that won't work with all images
You may always ask but it is not a requirement to provide the location related to OC or non OC photos.
Real creepy you expect people to always report a location.
No I just find the garden interesting to look at and wanted to find a location for other people that where interested in the garden
OP is taking a picture in a public place, not their backyard
How is it creepy to want a location of a picture taken in a public location, the fuck ?
You can always ask if you want to know.
In this case, it would've probably taken me longer to find out than your reverse image search though.
It would have taken you longer to find out where you took an original picture?
Yeah it's been a while and for some reason this place/trip tends to slip my mind. Maybe because the photos' folder isn't named like others.
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