The Final Countdown

Right now some of you may be hearing the song “The Final Countdown” by Europe in your head, and, sadly, this is my last and final blog for this English project. But before I say goodbye to those of you who read my blog I would like to finally finish describing this park to you people. To me this park is a lot like a second home, a home with less drama, more grass, and little kids trying to impress their parents, grandparents, or siblings. Those of us with sibling know how that when one sibling does something to impress their parents or grandparents it will eventually lead to more showing off and occasionally an injury. The specific type of tree that grows there is commonly called a Quaking Aspen or trembling Aspen. It’s Genus and Species is Populus tremuloides.  It populates most of the western hemisphere and is native to Canada, Alaska, France, the lower forty-eight states of the United States. It has a perennial growing habit.  Following is a picture of the Quaking Aspen and another one showing where the tree grows:   

                 

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Finally, I would like to thank all of the people who have actually read my blog over the past school year so. I have had a wonderful time watching the Scooter Squad and their many adventures and in the future i hope you too can see the Scooter Squad and their somewhat glory.

Works Citied

United States. National Park Service. "Quaking Aspen." National Parks Service. U.S. Department of the Interior, 15 Dec. 2014. Web. 16 Dec. 2014.

"Quaking Aspens - The White Trunked Tree for Landscaping and More!" Quaking Aspens - The White Trunked Tree for Landscaping and More! N.p., n.d. Web. 16 Dec. 2014.