locust tree

(two or three stories,) wide, neat, and free from any quaintness of architectural ornamentation; locust trees bordering the sidewalks (they call them acacias;) a stirring, business-look about the streets and the stores; fast walkers; a familiar new look about the houses and every thing; yea, and a driving and smothering cloud of dust that was so like a message from our own dear native land that we could hardly refrain from shedding a few grateful tears and execrations in the old time-honored American way.

All along the streets, on both sides, at the outer edge of the brick sidewalks, stood locust trees with trunks protected by wooden boxing, and these furnished shade for summer and a sweet fragrancer in spring, when the clusters of buds came forth.

It was idle, however, to imagine that an airy guest from Monument Mountain, Bald Summit, and old Graylock, shaggy with primeval forests, could see anything to admire in my poor little hillside, with its growth of frail and insect-eaten locust trees. Eustace very frankly called the view from my hill top tame; and so, no doubt, it was, after rough, broken, rugged, headlong Berkshire, and especially the northern parts of the county, with which his college residence had made him familiar.

Their brand was built around the bowl of hot noodles under the ancient locust tree providing an everlasting memory of the place called home where civilians migrated around the world to a war-free zone.

Reduce 1 Robina black locust tree by 30% (T1) and remove 4 lower branches form 1 Oak tree (T2).

To add insult to injury, the buck next walked north until it reached an overhanging branch protruding from a honey locust tree where I had a stand last year (but not now), and proceeded to make a scrape.

Doug chose to try an area where several deer had consistently been feeding under a locust tree in a small clover field.

His topics include Liu Yuan--the Master of the Locust Tree Studio, the ritual tradition of the Liumen movement and its liturgical canon, praxis and transmission in the Rayan tan ritual tradition, and a synopsis of titles and contexts.

It's a line of bricks laid end-to-end, which starts at the right-hand corner of the grand Georgian house - the Spital - that is the current clubhouse, follows the edge of a red gravel forecourt, passes excruciatingly close to a tall Locust tree and an Irish Yew, and then zig-zags away around the putting green.

It's a middle-aged locust tree, and it's now covered with about 20 paper wishes.

The most valuable honey sources are black locust tree (Robiniapseudoacacia L.) and limetree (Tilia cordata L.).