More Drought Victims: The Trees of T.C. Jester (w/Photos)

Categories: Weather

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Photos by Monica Fuentes
​It smelled like Pine-Sol near the intersection of 43rd and T.C. Jester this morning, but for a depressing reason: A major culling of the beloved trees in the area.

The drought is to blame, most likely; the city has been taking down trees that have died of thirst and have become dangerous should a windstorm hit town.

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​The trees need to come down, we guess, but it's a sad thing to see.

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