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Laments the passing of a great tree landmark Joyce Coomer writes: Another Columbia landmark gone - the glorious hemlock on the corner of Tutt Street and Burkesville Street. The maple is nearly gone and I'm sure the other hemlock will be gone by the end of the day (Wednesday, May 9, 2012). It is so sad to see these wonderful trees destroyed - pieces of the earth's soul gone forever. - Joyce CoomerThanks, Joyce Coomer. For noting an old friend's passing - for the record. Trees do sometimes have to be removed, but around town, trees are taking a greater hit than they ought to. Perhaps the time has come for Billy Joe Fudge's plan to have a urban tree inventory to become a reality. The shade slips away so slowly - without replenishment. -EW This story was posted on 2012-05-10 05:32:05
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