Last Saturday I had an unusual experience I visited Welchman Hall Gully in the middle of Barbados and took about 200 photographs. Here are just a couple of some very interesting trees.
FYI: Gullies in Barbados are homes to wild vegetation and animals. A gully is a winding ravine approximately 20 meters deep. They were originally underground caves and developed when the roofs of these caves collapsed over time creating a valley-like formation.
I find on the second shot that the highlights are a little washed out but wasn't able to do much about that, I hope you find these photos as enchanting as I did nonetheless.




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