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Save the San Pedro House Cottonwood!

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Christen Ebert Schlette
10 years ago

Trees also help keep our polluted air cleaner!

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Bonnie Mulvany
10 years ago

WE NEED more trees like this cottonwood and the birds are loosing to many habitats

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Hope Boling
10 years ago

I live there in 1972 and still visit time to time,it was wonderful then and still is today.DON'T CUT IT DOWN!

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Anonymous
10 years ago

Save this magnificent tree!

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Christian Newton
10 years ago

Such a historical tree should be saved.

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Rana Boling
10 years ago

Save the tree!

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Aleria Marsh
10 years ago

The tree is a part of natural history

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Colleen Nelson
10 years ago

Don't cut that tree down!

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dawn driskill
10 years ago

Enough trees are being cut down, it's time to begin to recognize their worth!

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Erin
10 years ago

Please don't cut down this beautiful tree!

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April Arizmenfi
10 years ago

This tree is a beautiful reason to visit the San Pedro House. Why would you want to cut down such a lovely piece of nature?

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Laurie Moore
10 years ago

Loosing these magnificent trees too quickly. Please save this one!!

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Anonymous
10 years ago

Those massive cottonwoods are awe inspiring. As long as it's fenced off, it shouldn't be a danger to anyone.

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Christina VanMale
10 years ago

Save the tree!

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Karen Redwine
10 years ago

This tree means an awful lot to so many people, please let it remain in place for generations to come.

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Penny Warren
10 years ago

Please save the cottonwood!

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Mitra Gregg
10 years ago

I guess we haven't been since a fence was put up. My son loved sitting in that tree and so did I at his age. Unless it has a disease that puts other trees in danger why would you cut it down? Did some kid fall off and break their arm or something?

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Michelle K
10 years ago

This beautiful Cotttonwood tree should be able to live out its life. It is not a danger to anyone it should be protected, not destroyed

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Curtis Stetter
10 years ago

Gently trim by a professional but DO NOT remove it!

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Penelope Levario
10 years ago

I am sure there is a way to protect the public and the tree as well.