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January 29th 2009
Published: January 29th 2009
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Tree climbing in Bahir Dar
(Ruta writing) Driving outside of Addis Ababa, we save seen some beautiful, old trees that could relate fascinating history if they could talk. It makes one wonder how completely amazing this African continent must have looked before people took over more and more of the land. Unfortunately, through the course of history and development Ethiopia, like many other countries on this continent and others, has deforested most of its land. It’s stated that only 3% of its original forest remains. On the bright side, there have been significant recent efforts to replant trees. The Entoto region just outside of Addis has dense greenery due to replanted juniper trees. Nevertheless, whether in North America, Europe, or Africa, old, gnarled, massive trees are truly one of nature’s wonders. Here are some pictures of trees that we've admired and enjoyed.


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Tree Simien LukasTree Simien Lukas
Tree Simien Lukas

LUkas is hanging out in the tree.
tree growing out of restauranttree growing out of restaurant
tree growing out of restaurant

This tree is growing out of the restaurant
Tree in AwassaTree in Awassa
Tree in Awassa

Huge storks nest within this tree.
tree by Lalibelatree by Lalibela
tree by Lalibela

Konjo! Beautiful!


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