trail trees造句

• Until recent times, there were several Indian Trail Trees in the area.
• Historically, these unique trees were commonly known as " Indian trail trees ".
• Proponents of trail tree lore claim these unique forms are culturally modified trees used to mark trails or important places.
• At the beginning of the 1900s, articles, books, special events, and installation of bronze plaques at known Indian trail tree sites began to appear.
• The trail tree known as white oak marker tree in Traverse City is a traditional trail marker tree and has been protected by the people of Traverse City, Michigan for decades.
• Large trees that exhibit deformed growth and distinctive forms bent in a vertical plane are sometimes labeled " trail trees ", " marker trees ", " thong trees ", or " signal trees " by enthusiasts.
• The trail tree known as trail marker tree in Michigan was shaped in 1930 at the direction of park designer Herbert F . Larson Sr . by two Ojibwe men : " When Larson asked the two Indian men to retrace the old trail, Larson would have insisted ( by his known interest in Ojibwe culture ), that they mark the trail in Indian fashion rather than by cemented rock stanchions or metal rebar ."