I love this picture by Dean Shepard.

6th Annual Index Arts Festival

Sat August 1th, 2009

10am - 8pm

Index, WA

(off Stevens Pass/Hwy 2 on the North Fork Skykomish River)

FREE

www.indexartsgroup.org/

Ironwork (live demo), Pottery, Birdhouses, Paintings, Jewelry, Totem Pole Carving (live demo), Poetry Reading,...

Live Music All Day Long, Food, Kid's Rock Painting, Face Painting, On the Riverfront, Plenty of Free Parking...

Tree hugging in Flagstaff, June 5

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Sunday was a wonderful clear day at Melbournes BCC. Strawberry Fest was a big success for Tree Hugger.

www.discovertreehugger.com

Monique asked me to join her on this event that turned out to be fun

I asked lukas to give the tree hugs and he did. This is how he hugs.

Dalia hugging General Sherman.

Treehugger's Pic.

Don't curse their roots next time you're out riding - mountain bikers need trees like fish need water.

Hugging a big redwood is bohemian. Posing as a koala, muggin' with a sneer, while hugging a big-ass redwood is baller bohemian. Ask yourself, "when was the last time you hugged a tree?"

Photo by Highdi.

one of my proudest moments!

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Called a "treehugger", this particular species of dragonfly just loves to perch on tree trunks. Female Treehuggers tend to camouflage very well with their dull and yellowish colors.

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TreeHugger Project Installation - Myrtle Avenue Brooklyn.

Sponsored by the Myrtle Avenue Revitalization Project for their Ingersol Family Day Labor Day 2008

Myrtle Avenue Brooklyn, NY

Old growth section at the visitors center at the Olympic National Park.

Thanks to my friends at Treehugger for featuring this pic!

www.treehugger.com/slideshows/natural-sciences/photo-day-...

Treehugger

These are some renderings of the tree, with 10 branches, and 22 leaves per branch. The measurements in the 3d program are all off (12' long leaves DOH!) If I knew how to shrink the whole thing in google sketchup.

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Explore! August 31, 2008 #354 :oD

My image capturing an avalanche in Karakoram mountains of Pakistan, published by Treehugger on their website.

You can see the original photo here.

Stacy couldn't resist this huge tree at Highland Park.

Women from all over are loving this new invention, Discover Tree Hugger!

www.discovertreehugger.com

I stole this picture from the Sawbill newsletter, but it's so cute I had to post it here. This is my dad showing off an award he received for being an "Environmental Hero."

One or our Tree Hugger displays, make sure you see Discover Tree Hugger at the Orlando show coming soon.

www.discovertreehugger.com

Steven Rieman, unknown date, Metlox Plaza, Downtown, Manhattan Beach, California, USA, sculpture

Tree hugging in Flagstaff, June 5

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