I am going to make this a mixed block inclusive with #monochromemonday and #treetuesday hosted by old-guy-photos and #cemeteryphotos hosted by the lovely 
because i do find these photos will serve the purpose for all these tags so here we go.
because i do find these photos will serve the purpose for all these tags so here we go.
The other day i walking through a local suburban area of Bangkok one area that i hadn't been to before and i noticed an abandon cemetery there are a few abandon cemeteries around Bangkok and i always find them interesting to walk through.
There were a few Banyan Trees in this abandon cemetery as there usually always is these abandon cemeteries in Bangkok but one particular Banyan tree caught my eye it was huge and normally these are the ones that are most responsible for snatching tombstones so i had to go and investigate.
And yes just as i figured this Banyan Tree had some massive roots growing in every direction protruding out of the trunk itself and out of them thick branches all reaching to the ground wrapped around these three tombstone head and grave itself.
This powerhouse Banyan Tree really had a grip on these tombstones and wasn't letting them spirits out of them boxes.
Every Banyan tree i have seen in Thailand have there own distinctive characteristics and this Banyan tree was like a huge umbrella spread over wide protecting all these spirits under this umbrella with all it's mighty branches and roots holding everything firm to the earth.
I was absolutely amazed with this Banyan Tree it just had this most beautiful looking structure as if had been engineered it had levels and platforms running of the main trunk just amazing.
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