Tree in a Pipe?
Note that this is not a Hidden Object type puzzle. Check this word picture puzzle to see how to solve…
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You mean have I ever seen an ash?
uh, redwood?
i believe it is an ASH tree
Ash, genus Fraxinus, would be one possibility.
the ash tree
ash
I would like more of this type of problem. It’s a way of thinking i have never seen, and I would like to develop it more.
Does anyone know of a good book or website that contains a bunch of these?
Thanks!
Ash & Redwood, both good answers!
This is not a pipe …
Maybe the ash used to be a leaf the leaf is part of the tree, so there for the leaf in the pipe is the tree in the pipe
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