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These National Park Rangers are pruning the fruit trees on the grounds of the Adams National Historic Park. The tree they are working on has a bad split in it from a lightning strike. There are cables holding it together until it dies a natural death.
Quincy (Kwin' zee), Massachusetts, City of Presidents and Birthplace of the American Dream
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Just look at that beautiful blue sky, great photograph :o)
Jackie xx
They look like they are enjoying their work. Was it as mild there, yesterday, as it was here in Vermont?
it's a beautiful photo! XD
I hope this is a sign of spring. I've been seeing a lot of this type of action around my home also.
Very nice blog, I am glad I ran across it. I am going to be hiking the Appalachian Trail starting Monday and would love for you to follow along onmy trip. I will be passing through your neck of the woods sometime in July probably. http://timeoutdoors.blogspot.com/
SPring, cant wait for it to be here. As I am sick of winter. great picture
Looks like a good ol'fashioned tree wrangling. What other way to get them to bloom so early in the year?
Indeed a sign of the Spring has come !
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