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Save the San Pedro House Cottonwood!

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Norm Lewis
10 years ago

Why on earth would anyone want to cut down this magnificent tree? Let's exercise a little common sense for once!

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Lise Gilliland
10 years ago

Save the tree!

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Tim Hall
10 years ago

Please do not cut down this tree!

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Charles cole
10 years ago

Keep the tree

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Debbie Bridges
10 years ago

My daughter-in-law takes my granddaughter to the Riparian all the time and she loves those trees and plays under their shade.

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Joni Johnson
10 years ago

No way! What is wrong with those people?

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Kathy moser
10 years ago

There is no reason whatsoever to cut down this beautiful tree.. whoever thought this b.s. up needs to find something else on their agenda to screw up!

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Candi Moyer
10 years ago

Please don't cut down the tree.

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robert gaude
10 years ago

More trees, less people.

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MArk Apel
10 years ago

This is an icon of the San Pedro and should be preserved.

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Elaina mcreynolds
10 years ago

Save the tree for gosh sakes

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Johanna Rentschler
10 years ago

If there is any way to save this tree, please do! My friend and I were the first people to camp/horse pack on the San Pedro when it became a refuge. That tree is a special tree, and it's loss would be huge. Please.

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Shannon Mccoy- Hayes
10 years ago

Please find a way to preserve the life of this tree for it's own sake and for the thousands of visitors who have come to appreciate it's life-saving, shady limbs.

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Martha Steere
10 years ago

Save our history

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Sandra Miller
10 years ago

That tree is amazing and should not be cut down. Save the tree!

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Eduardo Gomez
10 years ago

PLEASE SAVE THIS SYMBOLIC AND HISTORIC COTTONWOOD TREE!

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Debra Hawkins
10 years ago

The Cottonwood at the San Pedro House deserves to live out it's life.

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Anonymous
10 years ago

We have so few trees in AZ it should be against the law to cut any of them down. SAVE this TREE!

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Ruby Odell
10 years ago

How could it even be considered to cut this beautiful tree down? Inconceivable! Let's treasure such grandeur wherever we can!

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Margaret Robbins
10 years ago

This is not just a tree, it is a living legend.