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It was noted in the story that the tree is 75 years old. What a shame to kill a tree that has been growing for 75 years. Quite different from harvesting trees from tree farms that are just a few years old. We may enjoy the beauty of this tree with artificial lights in an artificial location for a few days. But it had true grandeur as a living tree in its natural environment. No more.