Goofy Tree I came across today.

[Coinstriking Michigan]

I've never seen one shaped like this before.

 

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[worldtalker]

CM Sure looks like a crooked childhood to me!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

[Coinstriking Michigan]

That can't be real....

 

[njnydigger]

That's a first for me too Kinda looks like a rabbit with big, long ears. Or, maybe the letter 'S' or a 'Z'.

 

[Coinstriking Michigan]

That's a first for me too Kinda looks like a rabbit with big, long ears. Or, maybe the letter 'S' or a 'Z'.

Yeah it was really odd. It was about 20-25ft tall too.

 

[Clay Slayer]

Possible Indian trail tree...

http://www.trailtree.com/Tree.htm

 

[Coinstriking Michigan]

Possible Indian trail tree...

http://www.trailtree.com/Tree.htm

Funny you mention that because this is in campground that was used by the Native Americans in the 1600's. Of course if should be a bit bigger in that case. They have a big boulder with a marker on it saying it was a route used by the French and Indians.

 

[hombre_de_plata_flaco]

Looks like a cherry tree rebounding from ice or wind damage.

 

[Coinstriking Michigan]

Looks like a cherry tree rebounding from ice or wind damage.

Not sure what kind of tree it was...Just caught me off guard detecting and I look up and see this.

 

[trixie charger]

Harry Potter's Scar

 

[N.J.THer]

Maybe stepped on as a sapling...just a thought.

Interesting though...

 

[Metal Magnet]

funny, i had the indian trail guide tree thought too, but looks way too young. good eyes! always good to look around at places like that.

 

[czoom]

wow lol that is a goofy looking tree, hahaha

 

[jewelerguy]

continued to grow in spite of storm damage

 

[ModernMiner]

Harry Potter's Scar

LMAO!!!
Good one.

 

[gmanlight]

I think it is pointing at were to dig.

 

[trixie charger]

Harry Potter's Scar

LMAO!!!
Good one.

MM, Thank u! I'll be here till Im tired!!! LMAO

 

[Hunthicks]

There are surely some odd ones out there, I've seen some crazy shaped ones. Looks like it was bent when it was young, possibly by someone and it grew back.

 

[UnknownBounty]

It could still be a trail marker. People still make them today, and its a simple natural way of making a permanent marker. Stones and other trails are easily eaten by the wilderness if not hunted/hiked for a couple seasons. Natives would use the tree's for obvious reasons. Same with people today. Also, it could just be a storm also.

Take a look here, to see the tree, all grown up. (similar photo angle shape etc)
http://www.trailtree.com/images/trees/MorganMo05a.jpg

Its neat, I like this site that was sent, I have not come across this one before, thank you.

 

[HEAVYMETALNUT]

wow at first glance i thought maybe you found our sites! pretty similiar huh?