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This is hilarious.
Can anyone tell me where that is?
It’s in the alley between 7th and 8th on Laurel St.
A manifestation of the implicit power of nature and the human capacity for recognizing it.
Unfortunately not all trees are so fortunate. As part of house demolition, a similar-sized tree at 7216 Wiltshire Street ended up as firewood. Pictures at the Vancouver Vanishes Facebook page.
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