Sandy Corely, Howard Deutsch and Karen Tauches come to the property to view the beech grove. Sandy has been putting together documentation about Witness Trees, it seems Native Americans have used beeches to witness important events and boundaries. We go down into the bottomland to look at the beech grove.
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