I am so loving these travel posters, ok, book cover this time, but this one with a woman wearing sensible waders and a short haircut while fishing is extra good.
Jayne, I think it's still acceptable to tickle trees in a non-invasive, respectful green manner, provided as Andrew points out you are wearing "sensible waders" and are standing in the middle of the stream.
Any more aggressive, unwelcome gestures such as tree hugging, or worse, tree felling, will get you a visit from the Ents. And that is something you'd rather wish to avoid.
Is one allowed to tickle the trees in that fashion these days or has it been deemed offensive to their sensibilities or some such? :P
ReplyDeleteI am so loving these travel posters, ok, book cover this time, but this one with a woman wearing sensible waders and a short haircut while fishing is extra good.
ReplyDeleteJayne, I think it's still acceptable to tickle trees in a non-invasive, respectful green manner, provided as Andrew points out you are wearing "sensible waders" and are standing in the middle of the stream.
ReplyDeleteAny more aggressive, unwelcome gestures such as tree hugging, or worse, tree felling, will get you a visit from the Ents. And that is something you'd rather wish to avoid.