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Unusual tree on Leatherwood Creek



2009-07-30 - Nell Community, Adair Co. District 4, Columbia, KY - Photo by Johnnietta Jessie.
Some see praying mantis, some see ET in unusual tree: "I don't remember when I took this picture, but it was back in the spring on the first warm Sunday we had," writes Johnnietta Jessie. "My friend and I had been looking at this tree everytime we visited my sister in the Leatherwood community of Adair County. Finally on that warm Sunday, I climbed over the fence and hiked to the top of a hill where this tree stands all alone. I took several shots at different angles and this was the best. As we admired the tree we decided you could see a praying manthis or someone said they could see ET. Maybe CM readers will have some different ideas." Comments are welcome.


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