I walked out to the Tangle Heart Tree under the light of a half-moon. The owls hooted, Chupacabra nipped at my heels, and La Llorona wept in the shadows. As I approached the Tangle Heart Tree, the half-moon and Jupiter fell into the heart. While I was photographing the phenom of a cottonwood embracing two celestial bodies, a legion of ghosts swept past me streaking my photo, causing the coyotes and chupacabra to howl, and La Llorona to cry out as she grabbed at the apparitions hoping to catch her children among the flock of phantoms. The remnants of ghostly matter made the next photo look like a painting. The following photo came out a little clearer, but there were still pieces of paranormal particles hanging in the air. The last photo cleared up a little more but it still shows remnants of the eidolon.
A legion of ghosts swept past me.
The remnants of ghostly matter.
Pieces of paranormal particles hanging in the air.
Still showing remnants of the eidolon.
Off Center & Not Even 
I wonder if the Jupiter 2 ever made it there? 🤔
I believe Mrs. Robinson had an affair with Zaphod Beeblebrox in the restaurant at the end of the galaxy. Then Beeblebrox crashed Judy’s wedding, took off with Judy and they have been hitchhiking around the galaxy ever since. As for the Jupiter 2? Robot took offence to being called a “Traitorous Transistorized Toad” and took off with the saucer while the spaced out family Robinson were at Judy’s failed wedding. Now you know. Thanks, John.
LOL!!! Thanks to Doctor Smith! 😂
Hahahah!
How lucky you are to see this. 💐
Thanks, Kavitha.
I do really liked the Tangle Heart Tree, Timothy, and with the celestial and paranormal activity, you just added to the charm. Fantastic photos and description.
Thanks, Jet.
Man, this is one, robust poetic, and modern Mythology poem of a post. Full-on love this!
Thanks, Jordan.
You’re welcome, Timothy.
Beautiful and spooky, pictures and descriptions!
Thanks, Leah.
The Tate gallery should be made aware of these photographic gems, Sir. I’ll email ’em now with the link!
Thanks, Inchcock.
That’s a beautiful capture in the tangle-heart tree, Tim! Sounds like the spirits were with you.
We seem to have a lot of spiritliness around here. Thanks, Lavinia.
The tree…… the tree has ghosts….Oh, be still my beating heart. Love this post. Wonderful words and captures.
Thank for your poetic comment, Shehanne. I got a phot of your tree with the moon last night. Not as dark, the ghosts weren’t out yet.
Well I would see my tree was then in very good hands when the legions came along. Still? Talking poetry??? This post has it in spades.
Poetic verse comes in turns, like spades as you say, black hearts tethered en muerto. In death ghosts call. Los árboles stand tall against the sky, dark moonlit night. Tu árbol stands – En garde!
Superb!
Diolch!
The tree is somewhat heart-shaped.
Excellent images with a mysterious atmosphere.
As per it’s name. Thanks, rabirius.
Exceptional montage, all of which gave me chills.
And it’s starting to get chilly out here. Thanks, Maj & Sher.
Holy Hannah! This is fantastic, Tim. It’s spook-tacular! 😀 Hugs on the wing.
Thanks, Teagan. It’s getting that time of year for more ghostly activities. Although I noticed the stores have already moved the Halloween dispays aside to make room for Christmas stuff. I miss the old days when you didn’t see Halloween crap until mid-October, and they waited until after Thanksgiving to put out Christmas stuff. I don’t go to stores as much these days, but when I do the curmudgeonly side on my cheoness wants to rebel against the early onslaught of Halloweeny and Christmasness.
I’m with you on the obnoxious marketing, Tim. I don’t think it makes either of us a curmudgeon. But it does make them marketing vampires, sucking every holiday dry and ruining the fun. It might as well be Hallothanksmas. But that’s not right either because Halloween and Thanksgiving basically get squashed. Ah — Squashmas.
I think Thanksgiving gets pretty much ignored, and just happens to be an inconvenience to celebrate thankfulness and our country. Thankfulness and the our country are out of vogue these days. I’m surprised there is so much enthusiasm for Christmas, but I suppose it’s unprofitable to play it down.
This is incredible! So hauntingly beautiful and mystifying. There no end to the magical essence of the Tangle Heart. Awesome photography!
Thanks, Holly. Your tree has such elegance, primary magic and primordial essence. PDH and the RG girls might have been caught up with that legion of phantasms, but they swept by so quickly I couldn’t tell. Although, the Tangle Heart Tree most likely would have grabbed hold of them and saved them if they were there.
She’s a lovely tree. Mystical and elegant in the moonlight. She attracts the owls and creatures of the night. 🦉have they been around lately?
The owls were hooting nearby. I still hear the owls everynight, but I haven’t been out much to look for them. The smoke really bothers, so I don’t venture out when it’s smoky.
Definitely need to avoid breathing the smoke. It’s a shame. I hope it clears up soon!
You gotta keep us separated. Me and smoke that is.
For sure, better be hanging out inside with Spunk!
A phenomenal paranormal feast for the imagination and the eyes!
Thanks, Tiffany.
Halloween candy arrived last week, and I suspect more probably was put out this week. It won’t be long when Halloween candy will be put out before school supplies.
Wow….
Gorgeous shots, Tim! I’m going with the ghosts.
It’s only reasonable.
We have lots of ghosts out here. Thanks, Resa.
Amazing shots !!
Thanks, Leyla.
Awesome post ~ the photos and the writing meld together perfectly. There opening paragraph “The owls hooted, Chupacabra nipped at my heels, and La Llorona wept in the shadows. As I approached the Tangle Heart Tree, the half-moon and Jupiter fell into the heart…” is the perfect sign to continue on with the journey ahead, and for some reason it seems very fitting for 2020. My favorite shot is the one where a legion of ghosts swept past you, it is felt in the photo 🙂 Cheers to a good weekend ahead.
Thanks, Randall. I is fitting for the time. The legion of ghost was a nice surprise.
If that isn’t the coolest photo Tim, I love that. Very nice job. 🙂
Thanks, Sandra.
Woo! I am glad you are made of steel to be out in all that.
The bosque is scary at night. There are lots of monsters out with the creatures of the night. Thanks, Susan.
Brilliantly and beautifully taken.
Thanks, Kally. I’m happy you liked it.
Beautifully written Timothy🎀
Thanks, Ruelha.
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