A wooden thing fallen off a  tree - don't know what it is

but it fascinates me, looks just like a critter (I put a 20c piece

to show the size).

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We're wondering how long it will be before this tree in our

backyard gives in to gravity

A wooden jewellery box with metal embellishments that belonged to my father's family -  about 200 years old

Your 'tree of gravity" has outlasted that brickwall's integrity.  

DEB

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@lloydslights wrote:

Your 'tree of gravity" has outlasted that brickwall's integrity.  

 

DEB

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Darn right, lol      

My dads infinity carving.

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@bright.ton42 wrote:

A wooden thing fallen off a  tree - don't know what it is

but it fascinates me, looks just like a critter (I put a 20c piece

to show the size).

 

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That is a Banksia cone, the seeds come out of the little openings.

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@lloydslights wrote:

Your 'tree of gravity" has outlasted that brickwall's integrity.  

 

DEB

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or the cause ot its demise

That is a Banksia cone, the seeds come out of the little openings.

 Wow thanks boris I had no idea.  So maybe it's not classed as wood then.