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~Idea from Hypatia....maybe it will become a meme like shower curtains did last year.
~Woman Warrior brought me this when she came home from Korea for Christmas.
~Northern Yellow-shafted Flicker--this is a magnificent bird. I've been hoping to get a picture for several months.
~It started snowing mid-morning, and it's been snowing all day. I took this in the early afternoon.
~Can you see the cardinal? I was just trying to get falling snow.
~Seen from the train leaving the city

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Graffiti in motion
~When the towers of the World Trade Center came crashing down on 9/11, a large sycamore tree in the church yard at St. Paul's Chapel took the brunt of the damage, saving the chapel. The root of that tree was excavated in 2003 and sculptor Steve Tobin memorialized it with this bronze sculpture which now sits in Trinity's courtyard.
ETA: Tobin created the bronze sculpture from 300 individual casting of the tree's roots to commemorate the events of September 11. The sculpture was dedicated here on this site on September 11, 2005. The original sycamore roots, painstakingly preserved by Tobin with the help of tree experts, now rest permanently in the St. Paul's Chapel churchyard. (From sign near sculpture)