and a tree. Or two or three.
About Tracey C.
SoCal native Tracey Clark is a photographer, author, wife, and mother. She is inspired daily by her two daughters.
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To Read Again & Again
Anne Morrow Lindbergh: Gift from the Sea: 50th Anniversary Edition
Andrea J. Buchanan: Mother Shock: Loving Every (Other) Minute of It
Sue Bender: Stretching Lessons: The Daring that Starts from Within
Debra Frasier: On the Day You Were Born: Book and Musical CD
Antoine de Saint-Exupery: The Little Prince: Sixtieth-Anniversary Gift Edition
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Well said Tracey. That's the first time I've seen your other blog!
There seem to be two types of people in the world, those who love trees and those who see them and think of cracked drains and shifting foundations (my mother is one of the latter). In South Australia we have a law about 'significant trees'. If a tree measures more than 1.5m in circumference a metre above the ground, it is protected by law and cannot be removed without a council permit and a jolly good reason (usually bushfire related). I hate the feeling of powerlessness as someone hacks away at their 'property' but essentially destroys what belongs to us all.
Posted by: arizaphale | 10/03/2007 at 11:05 AM