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| Well! |
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| The snow is mostly gone, |
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| (For now! I know it's still February. I know it'll probably be back! Don't say I jinxed us.) |
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| So we'll switch our Snow Report to a "Tree Report", of any 'ol tree we happen to randomly select on Camp. |
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| Let's go with...this one. |
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| Huh. |
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| Well, the TREE REPORT reads... |
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| That this is not totally how a normal tree is supposed to be. |
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| In fact, |
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| It's almost as if... |
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| Some of Lake Shawanni's residents, |
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| Who also happen to be... |
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| The world's second largest rodents, |
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| (You probably know them best... |
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| By their formal name, |
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| Castor canadensis) |
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| Have been hard at work on this tree. |
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| But worry not! |
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| Woodrow is now on the look out... |
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| To make sure they leave this tree alone! |
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| Or, at the very least... |
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| He's prepared to file... |
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| The TREE-IN-THE-LAKE Report. |
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