We have a lot of pine trees here in San Diego since Torrey Pines State Reserve is one only two places in the world where the Torrey Pine grows. The other is an island off the coast of California. Although pine trees will grow here, they really need more water than what Mother and Father Nature provide us. Consequently, they rarely grow to any significant size and certainly are not unique in any way; they are just pine trees.
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Except for this one:
I tried to get some other pictures, but this was in an older neighborhood of smaller homes on smaller lots, so there was no good vantage point. I just thought the tree was beautiful, so I took a picture of it. I even wanted to climb it, and even might have if my Clients had not been with me and if there had been any way to get up to those first branches there. Maybe I'll go back and preview this property when my ladder is in the trunk. LOL
14 Comments on Is it okay to climb a tree on someone else's property?
OCT
08
2008
If the trees are rare, use it as a selling point! A great example of external asthetics, and a great reason to settle on a small lothe botantist buyers.
Nice tree. We have great climbing trees here in the midwest and I spend more time in the summer helping my children out of the trees than anything. Glad you enjoyed the tree and hopefully you'll get to climb it at some point.
Hi Jim, I'm with Ann Allen. Do post a picture of you in that tree. The things we wish we can do, and it has to happen when we are with clients. You probably got a good eye.
Jim I love the photos and I would love to climb that tree, however, I might need help trying to get down. Looks a little higher than the ones I used to climb.
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If the trees are rare, use it as a selling point! A great example of external asthetics, and a great reason to settle on a small lothe botantist buyers.