A tree falls in Echo Park
Photo by Martin Cox, March 22, 2007
Second day of spring: Martin Cox hooked me up with this image of a palm in the water at Echo Park Lake. No word yet on whether the tree had been drinking.
Joking aside, I'm sorry to see it go. I'm not a big fan (no pun intended) of palms in general, but they belong at Echo Park Lake. In fact, I believe we would be lost without them.
Photo by Martin Cox, March 22, 2007
9:15 PM Thursday, March 22 2007 • Link •
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