My Tree has made a long journey via USPS. It followed a similar path (except I took a plane, may be it did too!) across the continent back to me. I have great plans for my Tree, the next steps in its life of slow decomposition.
Here are images of how its current condition after journeying across the USA.
This is the box inside a box that my Tree was packaged in for its journey.
Wrapped in it’s box.
This is the part of my Tree that was laying on the ground for several years.
This is the part that was originally glued to the wood base.
This is the side of that was exposed to sunlight and snow for years.
This is now the top of the trunk. Originally the middle of my Tree’s trunk.
So cool
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