Thread: Farewell, Giving Tree. Hello depressing firewood pile.
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Old 10-23-2007, 01:54 PM   #5
Eliza Hodgkins 1812
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Originally Posted by Capt Jack View Post
no way to save and maybe replant a living part?

I feel for you. the wee little tree pictured in more than one photo taken during my childhood (after growing to 3 stories) recently fell at my brothers (formerly my parents) house. Id used it for a landmark for years as it could be seen for miles.

just the landscape renewing itself dear. take heart. the lemon tree sounds great...

then again, so does the mud wrestling
Hee! Lemon tree, mud wrestling, lemon tree, mud wrestling.

And 3 stories. Wowza.
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