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Re: TT: Significance of individual trees



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There is an oak on campus of Univ.of Ga., Athens, Ga., that was rumored to
have been given to the college by Adolph Hitler during the late 1930s. The
tree is located on South Campus at the Collisiem. Dr. Mike Dirr,
Horticulture Dept. has keyed the tree out, but I cannot recall the name.
Craig/Athens,Ga. 

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> From: RTEllsberry <rtells@Flora.Com>
> To: Community_Forestry <TreeTown@Majordomo.Flora.Com>
> Subject: Re: TT: Significance of individual trees
> Date: Friday, December 19, 1997 1:46 AM
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>  On Thu, 18 Dec 1997, Mary Bedard wrote:
> 
> > (I'm sorry about the odd puntuation marks in the copies -- why does
that
> > happen in some mailages?)
> > 
> > Cheers,
> > Mary
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>  Hi Mary Bedard -
> 
> Big thanx to you and to our other reporters who are making TreeTown such
> an interesting place to be these days.  It's so great how (American)
> Christmas rituals are giving rise to such a depth of tree-lore.
> 
> I want to answer your question from a programmer's perspective.  We'll
> have to just live with the peculiar re-puncuations / wrappings and other
> formattings that come about from email being passed between not-fully-
> compatible softwares and platforms.  Your frustrations are shared, but
> this is currently a fact of life.  Folks, please don't get overly
> concerned when your postings get re-ordered while passed along through
> the system.  We hear you.
> 
> A bigger problem occurs when a normal ASCII text message goes through
> just fine, but has attached to it a Microsoft Word or other unfriendly
> file that takes up alot of space (or 'bandwidth' as they say) ... This
> is rough on our digest members, who must scroll through pages of
> Martianese to get to the next great posting.
> 
>  Hope this helps -
>  Richard@Flora.Com
> 
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