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    “The February/ March issue of Garden & Gun feels like it’s peering right into the soul of my household”

    Mar 21, 2022 4 minutes

    DEEP ROOTS

    I love all things trees, and Latria Graham’s story about some of the South’s oldest trees (This Land, February/March 2022) really moved me. We’re proud of our Angel Oak in South Carolina, but it’s hard to imagine her being a mere babe compared with Lady Liberty in Florida. Trees are the sentinels of nature and deserve to be listened to. I hope Graham’s story inspires folks to stop and do just that.

    Karen Bickley Blythewood, South Carolina

    As a Southerner by birth now living in the North, I cannot tell you how much I appreciate . When the issue arrives, I set aside uninterrupted

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