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Trees hold the stories of the land from "summary" of The Overstory by Richard Powers

The stories of the land, the tales of centuries past, are not written in ink or etched in stone. They are not found in libraries or museums. Instead, they are held within the silent sentinels of the forest - the trees. These ancient beings have stood witness to the passing of time, bearing witness to the rise and fall of civilizations, the ebbs and flows of life. Each tree, with its rings of growth, tells a story of survival and perseverance. The scars on their bark speak of battles fought against the elements, of droughts endured and storms weathered. The roots that reach deep into the earth are like veins, connecting the tree to the very heart of the land, drawing sustenance and strength from the soil. But it is not just their physical presence that holds the stories of the land. Trees communicate with each ...
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    The Overstory

    Richard Powers

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