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Lions Club volunteer Bob Jeffers  is also on the board of community garden An Gairdin Beo, Carlow  and is involved in programmes which are committed to improving tree numbers in Ireland and the world.

Bob’s words

This is a native Irish Birch which was planted in an estate

and unfortunately it was planted in a position where

one of the neighbours felt it would be imposing on her light .

So we decided to dig it up this morning

and we are hoping to replant it here in the Gairdin Beo .

But when it came to us first it was just a tiny sapling

and we wanted to keep all the saplings that we got alive .

So we planted them a little bit higgledy piggledy in the estate

so now we tidied them up and we have a lot of other trees in the estate

and this one is now going to be replanted today

after being dug up at 8 o clock this morning .

 

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Memory Palace of Tree Stories

#1 Empty Tendrils

#2 Pomegranate Tree

#3 Trees are like Humans

#4 Old Ash – A Real Survivor

#5 Tree Rings of Life

#6 A Very Weird Elf

#7 Old Crabapple of Wenhua Dian

#8 Standing Fast

#9 Feeling Good – Tree Song

#10 Forest Breath – Tree Story

#11 Protective Peach – Tree Story

#12 Bee Tree (Part 1) Sycamore

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#15 Once I Counted Birds

#16 Family Oak

#17 When the Trees Say Everything

#18 Strawberry Tree

#19 Mother Oak and Baby Oak

#20 My Leylandii

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#23 Ethan’s Tree

#24 Holding Trunk of Time

#25 Our Mother’s Legacy

#26 It Blossomed

#27 Always Trying To Hold Each Other Up

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#30 For What We Might Become

#31 Sheltering Beech

#32 Millennium Monkey Puzzle

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#34 Struggle On, Struggle On

#35 Like A Chestnut

#36 Head and Shoulders Above the Rest 

Open Call for your tree story on video 

Memory Palace of Tree Stories is a socio-ecological art practice which invites you to tell a story or share information about trees . It is a creative-led social enquiry of how we can live well for both personal and collective wellbeing. Your story can be any kind of tree story , a personal tree story, an ecological tree story , an environmental tree story, an historical tree story or even a botanical tree story. I do hope you can contribute a comment on how we can live better with the greater community of life.

 

The year 2023 we continue to gather your stories in the form of one minute videos and we are really looking forward to hearing your tree story . I can be contacted directly on this platform or on the contact page on this website.

Niamh Cunningham