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I am going to start with one of my favorite references by Mr. Sloane, one that involves the planting of “husband and wife” trees:
These relics, if you are lucky enough to find them, are sometimes found still standing long after the house has been destroyed. They seem like sentries guarding a tomb of something no longer present, yet the presence of these guardians harken back to a much earlier time. Here are two of my favorites, both oak trees of a very advanced age…
…in autumn, and below in winter…
