This urn will turn you into a tree after you die

katedanley:

rainbow-road-to-happiness:

You can choose what kind of tree you want to become

Idk I just find this beautiful 

just imagine cemeteries looking like this

a forest of living, changing, beautiful trees. I think a tombstone holds much more finality in death than a tree. It’s like you are living on symbolically through something greater than yourself.

I would like to be a redwood, please.

Source: rainbow-road-to-happiness

jtotheizzoe:

A High-Tech Turntable Converts Tree Rings Into Piano Music

Bartholomäus Traubeck rigged up a PlayStation eye camera on a modified phonograph arm, and then pointed it at “records” made of thin cross-sections of trees. A computer then converts the thickness, color and particular shape into a piano tone. The most interesting part is when the eye encounters an imperfection, and the music bridges on chaos before returning to the more orderly ring patterns.

A truly awesome blend of nature, science and music.

(via Co.Design)

It’s so beautiful and eerie, like an old lost language.

jtotheizzoe: Trees like this giant sequoia were seedlings as early as the time that Hatshepsut sat on the throne as the first female pharaoh of Egypt. That was 3,500 years ago. And today they are more threatened than ever. Sometimes you just need a beautiful slideshow of giant, old trees to remind you how of the splendor of nature, and how it’s worth protecting. (via guardian.co.uk) Say no more. You had me at “trees.”
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jtotheizzoe:

Trees like this giant sequoia were seedlings as early as the time that Hatshepsut sat on the throne as the first female pharaoh of Egypt. That was 3,500 years ago. And today they are more threatened than ever.

Sometimes you just need a beautiful slideshow of giant, old trees to remind you how of the splendor of nature, and how it’s worth protecting.

(via guardian.co.uk)

Say no more. You had me at “trees.”

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