Iconic “Tree of Life” in Kalaloch Is a Monument to Resilience

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Original article on OddityCentral.com – a blog on oddities and wacky news http://www.odditycentral.com/

Located on an eroded, partially caved in cliff on Kalaloch beach, within Olympic National Park in Washington, the Tree of Life is stubbornly hanging on to the eroding soil with just a few of its roots. Some call it magical, others immortal, I just think it’s resilient. 

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