This unusual weeping willow was snapped by an amateur photographer who noticed it looked strikingly like a nose . Bob Carter spotted the tree at Chanterlands Avenue Cemetery , Hull , where he spread his best friend 's ashes . The photograph shows the tree 's trunk jutting outwards to create the bridge of the nose . And definite mounds give the illusion of nostrils . Not to be sniffed at : The weeping willow at Chanterlands Avenue Cemetery , Hull looks strikingly like a nose . Mr Carter , 57 , said he felt like his friend , George Kennedy , had led him there and that he just 'burst out laughing ' when he saw it . He said : 'As soon as saw the tree I noticed the nose . It 's just so obvious to me . I 've never seen anything like it before . ' I was there with the family of one of my best friends - George Kennedy - to spread his ashes . 'He knew how much I loved photography and I felt like he led me there . 'He knew I 'd have appreciated it and I just burst out laughing when I saw it . ' Touching : Bob Carter spotted the tree when he was at Chanterlands Avenue Cemetery , Hull , pictured , to spread his best friend 's ashes . The 57-year old said he thought his friend , George Kennedy , had led him there .
Unusual weeping willow was snapped by amateur photographer George Kennedy . He noticed its trunk curved like the bridge of a nose and had 'nostrils ' Spotted the tree at cemetery where he spread his best friend 's ashes .