4" x 2" - Bucketts Way, Taree South, NSW, Australia
S 31° 56.410 E 152° 26.760
56J E 447637 N 6466062
This gum tree has taken on a piece of timber that used to hold dummy of a workman holding a 'Stop/Go' "lollipop" sign for the property.
Waymark Code: WMXKC9
Location: New South Wales, Australia
Date Posted: 01/23/2018
Views: 3
Having lived in the nearby village Tinonee for 12 years I have driven past this Omnivorous Tree most days on my way to work. Initially this lump of 4" x 2" timber was used to support a stuffed set of work clothes, to represent a man at work, holding a 'Stop/Go' sign (with the "SLOW" side exposed to Bucketts Way.) Occasionally that would dressed in either a Halloween or Christmas theme.
The manikin has been moved to a tree closer to Bucketts Way in the last two years, and then I noticed that the 4" x 2" that had been used to hold the 'worker' in place, was being enclosed by the tree. The tree is about 80 metres up the dirt driveway. So best photographed from the coordinates - in the daytime, obviously, as a Flash would not be strong enough to capture the Omnivorous nature of the Tree.
Address: 6954 The Bucketts Way, Taree South, NSW, 2430
Photographed: 1532, Monday, 9 January, 2017
Type of Tree: Eucalyptus
Did you supply 2 photos?: Not listed
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