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From the stories I've read, they haven't given up on the tree. They're hoping it will make a comeback.
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13 comments:
Oh no! I do hope it recovers. Do they know what is wrong with it?
I hope so too.
River -It's been scorched but they think the roots have survived.
Sue - Me too.
Even Hawaii's not spared from global warming.
Great blog
As long as the roots are okay, the tree may survive. We can only hope.
Extra note: when we visited Maui in 2017, we visited that tree. I have pictures. It brings the loss home.
I'm pulling for the Banyan Tree! I know it, and Lahaina, well. I am devastated by the news of the Maui fires.
I'm 'rooting' for it to survive :-)
In Scotland Streams are known as Burns
Kirk - Paradise pummeled.
Bill - Claudia and I have been there, a while back, twice.
Deb - It was unbelievable how fast the fire went through the town.
Kathy - HA! Same here. Root root root for the home team.
Stu - That sounded familiar but nothing I could put my finger on. Google says -"related to an Old Welsh word for 'heat' and means 'boiling, surging river'"
I didn't realise it was in the fire zone.
I hope it pulls through! If the roots are okay, it has a chance.
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