i love willow trees and have a bittersweet memory with them. In the first grade there was a willow tree in the backyard in my school and my class adopted it, we would give it hugs and have class sitting in a big circle around it. One day we went over to the tree as per usual but it was being taken down!!! In front of us!! It was devastating but I’ll always remember it :(
specifically the ones that hang over water, like when they hang over a river or a canal. LOVE!
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Apr 15, 2024
Apr 15, 2024

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