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Internet links to:
Their Home Page. http://www.thearb.org/
Map of how to get there. http://www.thearb.org/map_to_arboretum.htm
Visitor information. http://www.thearb.org/map_to_arboretum.htm
Map of the Arboretum grounds. http://www.thearb.org/map_of_grounds.htm
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As you drive in you may notice this tree.
It looks as if it is inviting you to sit a spell.
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There is plenty of parking & space for Disabled Permit parking.
Plus very nice large rest rooms just before you enter into the Arboretum.
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A beautiful entrance shaded by tall pines.
Much of the parking is just a few feet from this entrance.
Just inside and to the right is the visitor center/gift shop and
where you will pay a small fee to see this beautiful Arboretum.
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As you leave he visitor center to go out into the Arboretum this beautiful scene will great you.
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I have made a page showing the writings on this image larger.
To see it click HERE.
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A very short walk from the visitors center is this very tall Blue Spruce.
I does not look blue to me. But if you get up close it is.
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Continue on through the Arboretum.
