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Reflecting on everyone's thoughts - what seems saddest to me, is that in some cases, removing a tree (particularly very old ones) - may well be the best way to preserve it.

As was said, "This world we live in is getting smaller by the day".

Imagine, Jay, the ancient pine on the hiking trail you mentioned - imagine if you go back one day, to find someone's burnt it just for fun.....

anyway, thanks for the viewpoints!

Chris.

31-Dec-2003	#6
fly bonsaiTALK Neophyte Join Date: Dec-2003 Location: Sydney Country: Australia Posts: 5	Reflecting on everyone's thoughts - what seems saddest to me, is that in some cases, removing a tree (particularly very old ones) - may well be the best way to preserve it. As was said, "This world we live in is getting smaller by the day". Imagine, Jay, the ancient pine on the hiking trail you mentioned - imagine if you go back one day, to find someone's burnt it just for fun..... anyway, thanks for the viewpoints! Chris.