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Lee Barnes holds a 1984 photograph he took of the famous, big Florida torreya in Norlina, NC. The small torreya was planted in Waynesville, NC in 2008 by Lee and other Torreya Guardians. This photo of Lee was taken by Connie Barlow in November 2008, in front of the seedling the group called Loren Eiseley. More info on the Waynesville torreyas, and that the Norlina tree is documented as its female parent, is at:
http://www.torreyaguardians.org/waynesville-2.html
. More info on the Norlina tree itself is at:
http://www.torreyaguardians.org/nc-norlina.html
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| Author | Cbarlow |
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