Angel Oak, Ossabaw Island

A large, moss-covered tree with sprawling branches covered in Spanish moss, surrounded by lush greenery and palm fronds.

This tree, known to most visitors to Ossabaw Island and not much beyond, is called the “Angel Oak”, for its shape, which mimics raised arms or wings. It can be presumed that it was damaged or deformed early in its growth, but from this damage came a beautiful living work of art.

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