Today close up<\/p>\n
i met and touched the Douglas Fir<\/p>\n
in the family it\u2019s the tallest<\/p>\n
so we hear<\/p>\n
brought to the United Kingdom<\/p>\n
in 1827<\/p>\n
By a botanist \u00a0one David Douglas<\/p>\n
a tree that loves the rain<\/p>\n
where it\u2019s in its Heaven
\nand it\u2019s energy did \u00a0gain<\/p>\n
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a softwood bearing cones<\/p>\n
pollinated by the wind<\/p>\n
Can reach 120 feet<\/p>\n
a deeply furrowed bark<\/p>\n
it gives off so much oxygen<\/p>\n
and Wherever it grows<\/p>\n
it leaves it\u2019s mark.<\/p>\n
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a giant to be close to them<\/p>\n
And stand on the same ground<\/p>\n
can actually live a thousand years<\/p>\n
6 to 800 normally<\/p>\n
squirrels, martens, finches<\/p>\n
birds of prey<\/p>\n
Up against them is to see<\/p>\n
miracles everyday.<\/p>\n
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every Douglas Fir we see<\/p>\n
up close let\u2019s kneel and pray.<\/p>\n
giving thanks \u00a0appreciating<\/p>\n
everyone in every way.<\/p>\n
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Today close up i met and touched the Douglas Fir in the family it\u2019s the tallest so we hear brought to the United Kingdom in 1827 By a botanist \u00a0one David Douglas a tree that loves the rain where it\u2019s … Continue reading