Christian Ballesteros
Follow up on gurney story.
Here are the only photos we have so far of the overflow facility being prepared last week with some of our gurneys.
A Black Birch in Winter
A Black Birch in Winter You might not know this old tree by its bark, Which once was striate, smooth, and glossy-dark, So deep now are the rifts that separate Its roughened surface into flake and plate. Fancy might less remind you of a birch Than of mosaic columns in a church Like Ara Coeli … A Black Birch in Winter
This will brighten your day! #3 is a redwood of course!
These are incredible photos. It goes to show that when we are determined to survive and persist , despite the impediments , we can do it. Like birds, let’s leave behind what we don’t need to carry… grudges, sadness, pain, fear and regrets. Fly light. Life is beautiful! The tenacity of trees! A Place Of … This will brighten your day! #3 is a redwood of course!
Replacing a Pergola: From the old to new.
We often are asked to replace beloved by no longer viable old pergolas. These jobs usually require a lot of attention to detail to be able to fit in the prior pergola’s space and the photos below highlight the process:
Ram Dass’s wisdom
Curious Fact
The artist Michael Beitz designed amazing sculptural tables. This are called Tree Picnic, a functional 50-foot-long picnic table that branches like a tree at the Michigan Riley Farm in Buffalo, NY.
Miami Dolphins Pergola
Custom Pergola Made of Redwood Poles
This job was done in 2009. Since it was local to our forestlands, we built this custom pergola made of Redwood poles
Young Tree Carved Inside Old Tree
Young Tree Carved Inside Old Tree By Alice Yoo on January 21, 2012 My artwork shows, with the language of sculpture, the essence of matter and tries to reveal with the work, the hidden life within.” –Giuseppe Penone What better way to appreciate nature and the wonders of life than with a simply amazing art … Young Tree Carved Inside Old Tree
FSC Certification
Is Forever Redwood a company FSC certified? We are a pioneer in forest restoration work. I began Forever Redwood in 1995 and spent the first 5 years working in the woods and learning what good hands on forestry really was all about. I decided in 2004 that we would not pursue FSC certification, because FSC … FSC Certification
