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April 10, 2020

Banality: Pecan 3: Death and Rebirth

The pecan got planted in the autumn, but its leaves turned nasty brown and fell off, so I gave it up for dead. However, my wife detected flexibility in its stem (which has not yet upgraded to a trunk) and suggested that it may yet come back. And it did! Stupid deciduous trees!

I took pictures of it with dying leaves, but it didn't look good on the background of dead grass. In fact it was next to impossible to tell what one was looking at. So, this time I provided an artificial background.

Update: Pecan 4.

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