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New life from dead wood

April 16, 2008 3:24 am

Aspiring North Bend photographer Terry Shields snapped this shot of a young tree atop a huge stump on Rattlesake Lake this past winter. “The tree growing out of the stump represents new life after years of past harvesting

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