Spirit of the Tree

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https://getdarker.com/editorial/articles/j0eydbi2pcl When you can see each leaf as a separate thing, you can see the tree, you can feel the spirit of the tree, you can talk to it, and maybe you can begin to learn something.
~ William J Bausch

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https://www.elevators.com/u0hedl62kp7 I guess if I’m going to learn anything, I’d better be quick about it. I think perhaps these are the only two leaves left in my neck of the woods. Wonder if I can study the snowflakes that are falling today instead. Not much accumulation though.

Order Tramadol Online Cod Overnight Does anyone remember catching snowflakes on black construction paper and looking at them with a magnifying glass. I think my Grandpa took me out snowflake spying when I was about six years old.

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  2. Order Tramadol Mastercard I love the leaf image!
    I am afraid I have never had your snowflake story as I am a Florida native! :O I’ve only seen real snow once.

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  5. follow site I think I did that snowflake thing when I was a kid..but then again – I grew up in serious snow country..where we were always looking for something fun and creative!!! Love the browns in this image. Autumn is fading..

  6. https://dcinematools.com/490u95a4h9u I recall trying to catch snowflakes on my tongue, but not the black construction paper thing. I think i’ll try it some time this winter. I should have lots of chances. 🙂