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Tree Hugging Humpday Triviola

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Tree Hugging Humpday Triviola

These trees have been called "Bearer of Hope". What kind of trees are they and why are they called that?

Tommy

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Every time I see the latin name of this maiden I first think of Rocky, the movie. Probably has something to do with my brains first impression of a word, : ' >...

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I have seen the "silver apricot" at Hosen-Ji. It is missing a few branches, but the fat-boy didn't knock it down.

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Dale and Bill got it. The term refers to Gingko trees. The term stems form 4 of them that were at the ground zero area of Hiroshima and survived the blast. They were seen as inspiration of hope.

Tommy

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