Hello everyone! This blog post is an update on my tree that I observed this past semester! Since I have last seen this tree, it has changed significantly. The most obvious thing that you can notice is that all of the leaves on the tree have fell to the ground. You are correct, all the leaves have fallen off the tree. I mean, you can still see some hanging on the ends of branches. The sad part of seeing the leaves on the ground is that they turned from a bright orange color to a brown color. That makes me upset because I know that the winter season is coming soon. I also observed that a lot of branches were torn or broken off of my tree. Near the base of the tree (closer to the ground) the tree is beginning to rot. That really makes me sad because soon enough, the tree will be dead. Now, what other tree can I collect a leaf from every year? Since my last post, my tree didn't lean as much as it does now towards the river bank. Again, I would like to point out that my tree is located in Woodstock, NH. I know, it's very far away from Keene but I go home almost every weekend so I can see what it looks like. I chose this tree because it's directly in my backyard! As the fall season comes to a dreary end, I hope my tree lives on to see a bright future.
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MY TREE: Woodstock, NH |
As far as tree posts go this has to be one of the best ones. I myself did the whole tree post thing and sadly mine did not do too well. I know you said yours was starting to rot away towards the base of the tree and lean towards the stream in your backyard. What is a common occurrence with trees already fully grown is that we are unable to do anything to help them. The tree i was planning on writing my blog posts on was a huge beautiful tree right outside my dorm room. It was easily over fifty feet and almost towered over carle hall. But one night we had a micro-burst and i was up at the time and heard a loud crash, the tree-had been blown over by the high winds. I was astonished, the fact that something so simple as wind was able to take down a huge elegant tree such as that one. But that is just the way they fall sometimes.
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