ENTS,
Last week I was in a nearby historic cemetery at the edge of Wharton State
Forest, and I decided to shoot some video of a couple of trees there.
One of them is a nice hickory. I know of 3 more hickories just like that
one (except bigger) at a church built in 1834, in another ghost town called
Estellville. I believe hickories are native here, but they are quite uncommon.
I'm not sure if they are native, but I THINK they are. But it's unusual to find
a mature one. The best places to find mature hickories are around old
churches or in cemeteries.
Anyway, the video is less than 3 minutes. Here's the link:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l6n7NsvMICo
I found the other tree to be very beautiful. Maybe you will agree. It's also
quite large.
Barry
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