I think I'd be a rowan tree, they're not massive, but small elegant and gracefull, they have lovely leaves and berries and live on the edge of forests rather than in the middle.
I think I'd be a rowan tree, they're not massive, but small elegant and gracefull, they have lovely leaves and berries and live on the edge of forests rather than in the middle.
I would be a jabuticababeira - a Brazilian tree that is famous for its sweet, plump fruit that grows off its trunk.
The reason is that it has quite a spiky bark most of the year, keeping people away, isn't good for climbing, cutting into planks or most things trees are good at but for those I let get close, there are many useful and tasty fruit being offered
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jabuticaba
There's a nice song The Rowan Tree in the film Living sung by Bill Nighy youtu.be/8dBvDgXvYWg and also this version too youtu.be/27cNb6l-hnk I choose a type of Willow tree these days.
There's a Yew tree near me that is said to be well over a thousand years old; gnarled and twisted it holds dramatic beauty and, I suspect, many secrets.
Ben