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👉 Überraschungs‑Tipp

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3. October 2024

If you want to draw while traveling, you need to choose your spot carefully. I didn’t do it well. I sat near a fountain that everyone wanted to see. As soon as one tourist stepped aside, another would immediately take their place. I could barely see the houses.

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29. September 2024 I call this kind of drawing "What I See from My Table." It was evening, and I was sitting comfortably with my husband, talking about everything. It was so nice! I made this picture to remember that moment.

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Crown Shyness

This naturally occurring phenomenon is called "crown shyness" because the uppermost branches of certain tree species don't like to touch one another. The intriguing behavior was first observed in the 1920s, and various hypotheses have been presented since then in an attempt to explain it. Some believe it occurs to reduce the spread of harmful insects. Others believe that trees are attempting to protect one another's branches from getting cracked and broken in the wind, and it's also been suggested that "crown shyness" happens so that trees can optimize light exposure in order to maximize the process of photosynthesis. Despite these various theories however, nobody knows for sure why this phenomenon occurs.

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Twists and Turns But no matter where you end up, my heart will always be home