Thu 2 Apr 2009
Severson Dells Notes: Trees with memory roots
Posted by Brian Leaf under Info, Observing Nature, Comment, Rock River Times, Don Miller
Don Miller ponders trees in this week’s Rock River Times.

Tree huggers wrap up a bur oak.
He writes:
The old adage of “can’t see the forest because of the trees” has taken on a new meaning for me. I always thought it described some people who just didn’t get the big picture.
And . . . .
“Can’t see the forest because of the trees” may mean that one is so centered on the beauty or uniqueness of a single tree, the surrounding ones all disappear. Much like being at a crowded airport and not noticing anyone except the loved one you are focused on. I decided I needed to do some soul-searching and to seek out the trees that are in my life and mind. I found each tree special for a variety of reasons.
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