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Pirus Piraster known as European Wild Pear, is a tree encountered from Western Europe to the Caucasus, at the edge of the deciduous forest, which can reach an age of 150 years. It may grow to a height of 20 meters, has strong roots, irregular strain, strongly branched. The fruits are hard, astringent but they have a sweet taste after the fall from the tree.
The picture was created with a Nikon D40X camera and Nikon 55-200mm VR AF-S f/4-5.6G ED lens, using these settings: exposure time – 1/400 second, focal length – 200 mm, ISO – 200, F- number – 5,6.
With mock save the environment hypocrite conferences sprouting all over the globe and confusing mankind and all creatures, I am not only selling and freely distributing booklets and posters, but I am also collecting for the purpose of record of our earth’s environmental images so as to show it my Great Grand Children. By chance if they see the images of trees, they might ask, “Great Grand Dad, What are they?” Then I would say,”trees.” Then they would reply, “Trees, What are they Great Grand Dad?” Oh God, please find me an answer.