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22 Comments on Pictures of the rare Tower tree
Cell phones are very important part of our lives and towers are important. I am glad they make them look like thing in the environment.
We have some here in Arizona that are made to look like palms.
Jim, we have some of those here. I agree, they look pretty stupid, LOL. The one I am thinking of sticks up way higher than the actual trees around it. I would think they could at least make the tree look real, perhaps they should work in conjunction with Christmas tree manufacturers.
That is interesting. It does look better than the regular towers. I haven't seen the fake ones here yet..
Jim - The telephone companies don't quite have it right yet. At least it is a little more attractive than the regular tower. It's green.
Neat idea....they haven't made it here yet. can you imagine how beautiful everything would look without any poles? Have a great day!
Jim, That is an interesting idea with many applications. I never knew it was even thought of.
Remember though when you aren't looking at it for a long time, most people wouldn't notice it and that is the import thing. They know most people are driving and just look out their window aren't going to notice how stupid it looks.
The companies attenpt at blending in with nature but nature does that best...
Jim...It is better than a bare cell tower.
Jim - I have seen them all over for a while disguised as trees. They are kind of funny looking, but at least they are trying to blend into the environment as opposed to having a large tower!
Jim, I like the tower trees better better than the utility poles!
Hi Jim, I think that must be a California thing, I've never seen one here in Texas.
Hi Jim! I love your name for the pseudo trees! We have them here and I don't know which looks worse--those or the bare cell towers! I guess if I were living near one, I'd prefer the pseudo trees and I'd probably try to add a few branches to them too!
Still laughing at the 'nature' name! Russel is a hoot!
Jim - That is great. We have some of those in our town as well, one at the Country Club, the only challenge is some of the "branches" have fallen off. One of my favorite cell towers in town is the one at the local Christian church that has one in the form of a large cross.
Just stopped by to see what kind of comments you were getting on that beautiful Tower tree.
Jim, I have never seen one like that. I guess I'm in the minority here but this looks almost a bit creepy to me.
Hmmm ... and I thought keeping costs down so people could buy things like food and health insurance was all the rage. Seems like a waste of money to me.
Hi Jim, We have some of those "pines" here in Northern California too. The ones in Los Angeles are disguised as palm trees.
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