Green Bow
The original answer below took the question a little too literally. Jenny and Forest's "special" tree is a Southern Live Oak sometimes referred to as an Angel Oak. The one used in the film (and also in the movie The War) is in Beaufort, South Carolina. there was no tree in Forest Gump it was the main character played by Tom Hank
Forrest Gump is not a real person. He was a fictional character in a movie of the same title, but he will always live on in the hearts and minds of many. Tom Hanks, the actor who won an Oscar for playing Forrest Gump, is still alive.
i think forest floor is warm than others
There were species that lived in all ecosystems.
Probable not for long.
in alabama
selma Alabama
alabama
In the forest mostly ,but some skunks live in the city
He doesn't live in the city. He lives outside the town Froks, by the forest.
Yes, Alabama is a great place to live if you ask me. Its probably green like all the other parts of Alabama and it rains.................... a lot i know because my dad used to live there its a great place he told me. He said he used to go out all day literally and he would play its like a rain forest in Alabama Its Awesome!
BothIncome tax goes to Alabama, City/State taxes to Georgia.
The original answer below took the question a little too literally. Jenny and Forest's "special" tree is a Southern Live Oak sometimes referred to as an Angel Oak. The one used in the film (and also in the movie The War) is in Beaufort, South Carolina. there was no tree in Forest Gump it was the main character played by Tom Hank
Squirrels do not live in the rain forest. Squirrels live in suburban and urban places, and can sometimes be found in nests in the big city (downtown or other crowded areas).
Alabama Live was created in 1988.
Yes, it is a medium size city in Alabama, about 9 hours from Orlando, Florida
Helen Keller lived as an adult in several locations including New York City, Connecticut, and Massachusetts. She spent a significant portion of her life at her home in Forest Hills, New York.