Hameln. Photo by Scarlett Messenger German Pine Tree Has Its Own Twitter Account
A 17-meter-high pine tree located in the German region of Schorfheide (Brandenburg), earned the honor of being the nation’s first tweeting tree, German magazine Spiegel Online reported.
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Geismar. Photo by Scarlett Messenger
Geismar. Photo by Scarlett Messenger
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Geismar. Photo by Scarlett Messenger
Geismar. Photo by Scarlett Messenger
Geismar. Photo by Scarlett Messenger
Geismar. Photo by Scarlett Messenger
Geismar. Photo by Scarlett Messenger
Geismar. Photo by Scarlett Messenger
Geismar. Photo by Scarlett Messenger
Geismar. Photo by Scarlett Messenger
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Geismar. Photo by Scarlett Messenger
Geismar. Photo by Scarlett Messenger
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An Study of the German Forest in Song, Myth, and Folklore
