Source: New York Post
Originally Published by: 250 pounds of stranded fish rescued from Buffalo Trace Distillery 'Smiley face' from space in rare planetary alignment visible worldwide Friday New Jersey man faces arson charges in connection with Jones Road Wildfire The “Tree of Life” in Olympic National Park has become a symbol of resilience over the years, but recent photos show that this bastion of beating the odds may be coming to its end. Located on the blustery Pacific coastline of Washington state, the Tree of Life earned its name from how it has survived in a seemingly unsurvivable environment – and does so with an unintentional penchant for drama. Unlike its fellow Sitka Spruces, which are often tall and streamlined, the Tree of Life looks more like a relatively squat, mangled creature, as the height of its potential was tampered with by high winds teasing out its trunk and branches.
