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Worried about reading GritCity at work because of all the talk about crack and hookers?
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Here are some before and after pictures of a tree on Sixth Ave. and Tacoma.

Photos by Brett Santhuff. Photo on left from 2006.
I don't know why it was chopped. Maybe the tree had shallow roots and city officials were afraid any amount of rain would cause it to topple. Maybe they'll cut the whole thing down and it'll make a nice banister in someone's home, and generations of children will slide down it. Or maybe they got confused about pruning...
Whatever the reason, it seems a little sad. I like big green trees, and this one in particular looks like something I'd like to climb.
