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WV oddities Perfect perch for an adult to sit between the two uprights. Let your fingers do the walking... This hollow is large enough for a small child to stand up in. While not unusual in itself, this HUGE fallen beech is an unusual species for me; we don't usually see these in Kansas &...

Pole barn out of old utility poles in Middle TN. Technically, the poles were considered a type of toxic waste and needed special handling and disposal. But for some reason the utility post setting trucks kept coming to the farm, dropping off all the old, replaced poles in a nice neat pile...

I can send you three feet... or hands, if you prefer. Seriously, the Union Pacific tracks border the back side of our wood lot/shop property and I've seen the rigs come through for repairs on the tracks. They re-welded in a section behind us. That's how we ended up with a chunk of track -- they...

Double Tree of Casorzo A parasitic cherry tree growing out of a mulberry in Casorzo, Italy: <iframe width="560" height="315" src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/67tmSuRCepo" frameborder="0" allow="accelerometer; autoplay; encrypted-media; gyroscope; picture-in-picture" allowfullscreen></iframe>

Amazing what you can get away with with some orange cones, a chipper truck, and a Tree Work Ahead sign. I don't think anyone would bat too big of an eye if you rolled up, rolled out, and took it down.

Feel free to takeover this thread! You've got some great stuff to showcase!

Hey Jeff, where at in Ocean Beach? I used to help a friend with a booth at the farmer's market there.

The Kansas state champion Yellowwood tree (probably not long for this world) has a parasitic silver maple sapling growing up out of the center.

How 'bout some pics of Railton -- the "town of topiary" ? Our foreman has trimmed this one in Cape Cod:

Catalpa is one of the more unusual trees for us here -- but a bit pedestrian, to be sure. My children love them, calling them "The Green Bean Tree." Also, the realization is there that if we ever run out of toilet paper, we know which tree has some pretty big leaves to accommodate that need...

Fiona, paging Fiona -- or are you en route to Tasmania?

To put it in perspective, that gap between the trunk and the limb is big enough to put your whole arm through. Well, maybe not Butch's arm, but mine fit. I guess that would've been a more interesting picture -- hugging the tree through the gap, or else posed to look like you were dancing with...

Post pics or descriptions of unusual trees or limb formations/growths you've encountered. Here's an interesting Magnolia limb from a job last week: