A tall oak tree stands east of fellowship hall. On many afternoons I park my little white car in its shade. Sometimes I stand next to the trunk, under the long limbs, and trace the ridges of the bark with my finger. Or I pluck a leaf and press it in a book — I love the distinctive shape of oak leaves.
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