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The support wire used to be between that tree and the Hare Krishna tree. It was located much higher and probably there to make sure that this tree would not fall of on it's side (as it is growing sideways) . Our friend Sandy must have snapped it off.
ReplyDeleteWe should find a name for that tree, BTW..The crooked tree ? the sideways tree ? the Hare K friend tree ?
Ah, thanks Roddy... I was thinking Bendy Tree.
ReplyDeleteThere were two supports. One snapped and one remains. That was apparently an excellent example of fail-safe thinking.
ReplyDeleteNext time I see the Gray lady (I'm sorry I don't yet know her name) in the park I will ask her about the support. Perhaps people are waiting to replace the second support wire?
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