These two magnificent trees are attractions in and of themselves, both for humans and for the birds. My jaw dropped at the very thought of cutting them down, then horror seeped in. PLEASE DON'T!
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Liz D
10 years ago
Protect the beauty, the heritage, and the visitors alike. The fence is sufficient to protect the latter, but hands-off the beauty to preserve the heritage!
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shelli lipinczyk
10 years ago
Please protect this tree and allow it to live out its natural life.
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Peter Sockness
10 years ago
If indeed the BLM is considering removing the cottonwoods from the San Pedro House for safety reasons, how about instead of this plan consider removing ALL fracking wells from BLM lands?
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Cynn King
10 years ago
Geez BLM! Don't be stupid!
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Lisa head
10 years ago
I am firmly against having this majestic tree removed.
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Kelly
10 years ago
Please leave the tree alone. A solid sign posting and gaurd rope will insure your legal coverage. Keep out, for example.
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Laurie Bunker
10 years ago
Please preserve this magnificent tree. It means so much to so many of us.
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Terry Melius
10 years ago
What a wonderful tree. Why would you want to cut it down. Really why do you need to cut it down I want to know.
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Carmen Robinson
10 years ago
Please preserve this tree!
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Sandy Anderson
10 years ago
The big tree to the west should be allowed to live out it's life and left alone! Just erect an attractive fence around it to protect visitors and let nature take its course. The trees surrounding the SP House could use a good pruning.
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Jacob brackhahn
10 years ago
Protect nature and its inhabitants!
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David L Keeler
10 years ago
Why cut down this magnificent tree? Is it in the way of another commonwealth extraction lease?
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bj schmitt
10 years ago
Please leave it be.
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Beth Krolak
10 years ago
This tree is a natural monument and brings joy and peace to those who draw near to it. Please fence it if needed to protect it and the people who admire it, but do not remove it.
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Debbie Hursh
10 years ago
Save the memories
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Tyler Finvold
10 years ago
That would be sad!
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Carolyn Crane
10 years ago
Leave it alone. It is magnificent and a landmark tree.
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Zinthia Yanez
10 years ago
To many land marks and nature being demolished it's so sad we won't have an BEAUTIFUL places to go enjoy if we keep taking them away!
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Anonymous
10 years ago
Please do not cut down this beautiful cottonwood tree!
These two magnificent trees are attractions in and of themselves, both for humans and for the birds. My jaw dropped at the very thought of cutting them down, then horror seeped in. PLEASE DON'T!
Protect the beauty, the heritage, and the visitors alike. The fence is sufficient to protect the latter, but hands-off the beauty to preserve the heritage!
Please protect this tree and allow it to live out its natural life.
If indeed the BLM is considering removing the cottonwoods from the San Pedro House for safety reasons, how about instead of this plan consider removing ALL fracking wells from BLM lands?
Geez BLM! Don't be stupid!
I am firmly against having this majestic tree removed.
Please leave the tree alone. A solid sign posting and gaurd rope will insure your legal coverage. Keep out, for example.
Please preserve this magnificent tree. It means so much to so many of us.
What a wonderful tree. Why would you want to cut it down. Really why do you need to cut it down I want to know.
Please preserve this tree!
The big tree to the west should be allowed to live out it's life and left alone! Just erect an attractive fence around it to protect visitors and let nature take its course. The trees surrounding the SP House could use a good pruning.
Protect nature and its inhabitants!
Why cut down this magnificent tree? Is it in the way of another commonwealth extraction lease?
Please leave it be.
This tree is a natural monument and brings joy and peace to those who draw near to it. Please fence it if needed to protect it and the people who admire it, but do not remove it.
Save the memories
That would be sad!
Leave it alone. It is magnificent and a landmark tree.
To many land marks and nature being demolished it's so sad we won't have an BEAUTIFUL places to go enjoy if we keep taking them away!
Please do not cut down this beautiful cottonwood tree!