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Jan 09

South Hall Palm Tree Has Fallen

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image of a fallen palm tree near UC Berkeleys South Hall

Around midnight Jan. 9 2008, the large palm tree on the southwest side of South Hall fell down. From the look of it, a steam pipe underneath the root system essentially cooked the palm's root system. I took some pictures of the magnificent shrub, click on the image above to see the Flickr set.

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2 comments

  1. § Arthur Law Email said on : 01/09/08 @ 16:53
    That's a pretty crazy collapse of a tree. Good thing no one got hurt around it. Did you take any souvenirs for the PhD room?
  2. § joe® Email said on : 01/09/08 @ 17:38
    Nope, no souvenirs... it's intereating that it fell just right so as to not damage the building, huh?!
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