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The old man who talked to the trees : restoration of the Idaho State Capitol
Three United States presidents planted trees on the grounds of the Idaho capitol building. They are known affectionately as Oakley, Sugar, and Buck. When they must be removed due to the Capitol's renovation, they live on in carefully crafted items inside the Idaho State Capitol building.
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