Only Hope Remains

Nicolette Rae/ LA Native/ Santa Cruzin'

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Wet Path Through Wild Bay Trees

(Marin, California - 8/2016)

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This is where I’d live if i was a mermaid

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An iconic photo of the Trump administration.

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That’s the look I would give too.

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She spent two years in a tree to avoid being cut

The year was 1997 and a woman, who at the time was 23, decided to save Luna, a redwood tree 60 meters high and over 500 years. That December 10, Julia turned that tree in her home for two years, changing her life forever.

Over a thousand rings had the trunk of Luna when a chainsaw wanted to cut it through. Fortunately, the fate of this twisted tree. A young butterfly alighted on it and spent 738 days in its branches forcing the company Pacific Lumber to suspend cutting this and other forest trees from Stanford, California.

December 10th, 1997, Julia climbed the tree. Her new home was located now at 50 meters. In 3 square meters Julia placed everything she needed: a canvas, its walls; a small stove, the kitchen; a bucket with a sealed bag, bathroom and a sponge (to collect rainwater), her shower.

Her case became known in the world and eight days after they were fulfilled two years of her stay in the tree, Julia put her feet on earth.

The company assumed responsibility for environmental policy to include in future work that was performed.

Today, Julia is still involved in environmental commitments. He helped create the NGO “Circle of Life”

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Seriously one of my favorite people of all time…. Her book was SO inspiring and I highly recommend it to everyone!!! What a true hero and earth angel

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