Day 5 challenge is all about tagging your posts smartly. A combination of broad and specific tags is recommended, and no more than 15 lest it won’t show up in the tag pages of other bloggers’ Reader feeds.
I didn’t know what to take a picture of for this challenge. I had a chain in mind (hello, “connect” 😁) but couldn’t find one with enough ‘drama’ to feature. I also already featured a knit project the last time and thought it’d be boring if I posted a close-up of crochet or knit stitches this time too.
Fortunately I was experimenting with vertical orientation again and found this one, and I thought – “Branches connected to the trunk – hmmmwill do!“.
Now how to tag this smartly … 🤔 Does anyone know the scientific name of this tree?
gorgeous tree! Great tips too. Don’t know the scientific name. I love your blog post. Nice to “connect” 💜
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Thanks a lot, Debbie 😘
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Great picture, the branches crossing give it the chain effect as well.
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Thanks, Monica! 🙂
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not a clue on the kind of tree, but the tag thing is good to know 😉
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speaking of connecting, though, have you given any more thought on possibly doing a guest post on my blog?
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I have. Just that I am foggy brained lately 🤪 But what do you want me to write about anyway?
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what you’re working on, craft-wise, what you’re reading, stuff like that
Would need your email, though
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Is this a Casuarina Tree?
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Could be 🤔 Or at least a family thereof. Thanks for the suggestion 😀
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I don’t tag well.
This tree is lovely, looks perfect for hiding inside! Climbing and playing in. Each branch is a step to the next and it doesn’t even look that hard to get out of!!
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🤭 Thanks, Kris. I was afraid the tree shot would come across as a cop out. Seriously though, where are the flowers when I need them? 😏 That’s been my one constant thought while on this challenge.
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