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Robingfx, just some food for thought. If you were to remove this or that tree from Gov't land. Would it be there for me to see afterwoods. Did you enjoy if? Should't others?

On a famous hiking trail near here, there is one beautiful nearly perfect (yes, Andy, I think this comes close to a possible from the wild to a pot Bonsai) Tree. It is beautiful. I walk that trail once or twice a year. I see the tree and stop for sometimes 20 -30 minutes to look at it. If it were removed I would never be able to see it again, nor would anyone else passing by. Do I want it....YES.... would I go and get it ...NO... it ain't mine to take. Sure I could say I would give it the best of care, and that I would not let it die (or try not) but.......

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14-Sep-2003	#4
Jay YOU CAN NOT RUSH TIME Join Date: Sep-2001 Location: Jeffersonville Vt Country: USA USDA Zone: 4 AHS Heat Zone: 3 Posts: 2,154	Robingfx, just some food for thought. If you were to remove this or that tree from Gov't land. Would it be there for me to see afterwoods. Did you enjoy if? Should't others? On a famous hiking trail near here, there is one beautiful nearly perfect (yes, Andy, I think this comes close to a possible from the wild to a pot Bonsai) Tree. It is beautiful. I walk that trail once or twice a year. I see the tree and stop for sometimes 20 -30 minutes to look at it. If it were removed I would never be able to see it again, nor would anyone else passing by. Do I want it....YES.... would I go and get it ...NO... it ain't mine to take. Sure I could say I would give it the best of care, and that I would not let it die (or try not) but....... __________________ A Bonsai student living with his trees at N 44.37 W 77.49... Think before you act... then think again... no good comes from rushing