Ravenala have long leaf shealths which trap and stores rainwater. In the olden days, travellers cut open these sheaths and drank from the plants to quench thirst.
Where the travelers are in the tree, jump on the bush and the in the tree and then BOOM. You got it!!
look in Merry Vale in a tent and in a tree and that's all i know
The Tree Rock isn't an official Wyoming attraction. The tree which appears to be growing out of solid rock was discovered in 1867 by workers building the railroad. The trains were known to stop at the Tree Rock so that the locomotive firemen could give the tree a drink from their water buckets. Later on, the Lincoln Highway went right by the Tree Rock and many travelers stopped to take photographs and now Interstate 80 goes right past the tree making it an "attraction" to travelers!
It is not called The tree of Life.
No there is not a tree called a EWE tree, there is a tree called a YEW tree, a EWE is a female sheep, and the Yew Tree has never been spelled this way.
That is commonly referred to as a tree hollow.
A little tree is called a sapling
A house in a tree is called a tree house.
It is called a Sycamole tree because it is a Sycamore tree that has been infested by moles.
Arnold Zable has written: 'The fig tree' -- subject(s): Voyages and travels, Travel, Travelers' writings
Michael Jackson's inspiring tree is called the giving tree. Emma
Rubber tree fluid is called sap.