Mitch Epstein's photographs of New York's landmark trees are, as Michael Kimmelman tells us, a kind of "heaven".
Taking grudge-holding to new depths, Updyke/Al claimed on the call to have infected the landmark trees with a deadly dose of the herbicide Spike 80DF in retribution for Auburn devotees' supposed toilet-papering of the oak trees in celebration of Bryant's death 28 years ago.
He said: "When you talk about the heritage of trees and what we have gained from the planting done by the Victorians, my biggest concern is that as those big, landmark trees had to removed en mass, very quickly, we would suddenly be left with a very different urban landscape - one that would be very problematic to replant.
Car Crash Prevention -- Imagine if the only defensive driving classes that were given to younger or other at-risk drivers only taught them how to deal with a wreck once it was occurring - including how to steer to avoid people, landmarks, trees, and ravines.
There are numerous landmarks, but tree trunks and bushes are all quite similar, and they change with time, sometimes rapidly because of storms.
The deed transfers ownership of land delineated largely by natural landmarks, like trees and rivers, from the sachem, or chief, of the Setauket, Warawakmy, to six white settlers.
Before becoming full members, they still have to work for two years on the committee of their choice -- village landmarks, greens, trees and the society's archives, annual fair and scholarship are some of them.
"It's not unusual to see a deed describe the boundaries of a property by making reference to natural landmarks like trees, rocks and the banks of streams," Mr. Santo said.
The "Hello Walk" is the campus' famous and most traveled pathway, lined with statues, landmarks and trees planted by famous figures such as Teddy Roosevelt.
The environment contains distal landmarks: two trees, mountains, and a sunset.
