Submitted by Generic_Commenter-X t3_yopaa4 in vermont
milsurpfarts t1_ivfmbwv wrote
It’s only vaguely related, but I’ve heard a lone tree on a hill growing along fieldstone rock walls between old property lines called a Witness Tree.
Generic_Commenter-X OP t1_ivg64es wrote
And there's Robert Frost's poetry collection entitled "A Witness Tree".
thechexmixer t1_ivfqwou wrote
I’ve also heard “wolf tree” used for a similar concept
smurphy8536 t1_ivgzhge wrote
I think wolf tree is in the middle of a field not line.
darcy1805 t1_ivho5nm wrote
Or any tree that grew in full sunlight. You can tell it’s the oldest tree in a young forest because it’s wide with low branches, as opposed to tall and lanky.
smurphy8536 t1_ivpqg7s wrote
True. I New England where I am it’s cool to find them in the woods and picture how the landscape has changed over the decades.
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