Tribe.net. Local Connections Katt http://arb.tribe.net/thread/103b340e-327e-46e9-bd65-06ad232d981b 2007-01-29T06:28:00Z 2007-01-29T06:28:00Z

<div>okay, maybe its a stretch. but i was heart-rendingly sad when i went back to the arboreteum last year(i have not lived in ann arbor for several years) and found a house full of snotty students, fences, beams, poles, plaquards, and a bunch of metal things in my very favorite magical secret hideaway spot! i Understand that the evergreen trees got diseased and there was nothing anyone could do about that- and i rememebr when my very favorite tree of all was struck down in the night by a bolt of lightening(and i remember too walking amongst its charred shattered remains). These things are natural occurances. . . . . .but jesus h christ, couldn't they have left the rest of it ALONE?! <br/> <br/>A n old, old friend was with me, and we talked about the death of Benign Neglect- the very soft and friendly force of good sense which made the arboreteum the wonderful place it was to me in high school, college, adn early adult life. I hope they haven't stopped the man who builds the great stone heart in the river-- i hope, i hope, i HOPE that they at least left HIM alone! Is nothing in the world left untouched by greedy opportunists trying to make a name for themselves these days? <br/> <br/>sorry for any "bad vibes"- but please, if you still live there, do all you can to stop those people from destroying anything more!</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://arb.tribe.net">The Arb: U-Michigan, A2</a> - 0 replies </div>

Katt 2007-01-29T06:28:00Z moonflower http://arb.tribe.net/thread/126bfe17-5268-46fe-bb7f-8b0b488cad7d 2005-09-09T04:05:43Z 2005-08-07T22:27:18Z

<div>What a day! I was sitting in the shade reading when a hawk flew right up into the tree above me calling out. Amazed, I snapped a bunch of pictures and took an audio recording of the calls. No sooner did I put my camera down when a mama deer stepped out of the brush followed by three spotted fawns. I watched her watching me, grazing timidly while the fawns played. My first time seeing deer in the arb. I heard there used to be a lot more of them but I figure the fragmented corridors for the most discourage them? <br/> <br/>New photos uploaded too. <br/> <br/>Blessings all, <br/>Ramona</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://arb.tribe.net">The Arb: U-Michigan, A2</a> - 1 reply </div>

moonflower 2005-08-07T22:27:18Z moonflower http://arb.tribe.net/thread/d6e41e0d-aa41-4fe1-80f0-9b53b55c5aae 2005-08-05T15:01:42Z 2005-08-03T19:21:25Z

<div>I uploaded a whole series of photos I took when the peonies were in bloom. They look beautiful but there is no digital reproduction for smell, so you just have to imagine. <br/> <br/>I want to welcome Annie and Matt to the arb tribe and to tribe. I ran into them in the arb on saturday and now here they have joined the tribe. <br/> <br/>Third, I will be leaving ann arbor and the beautiful arb after two years. I hope to be out with my camera and get some photos of the Huron river before I go. <br/> <br/>Blessings to all, <br/>Ramona </div> <div> posted in <a href="http://arb.tribe.net">The Arb: U-Michigan, A2</a> - 1 reply </div>

moonflower 2005-08-03T19:21:25Z tundralotus http://arb.tribe.net/thread/cc675db6-c114-4ee5-9e93-42efe25e7041 2005-07-31T22:19:28Z 2005-07-31T22:19:28Z

<div>this place is great. to no end, a physical jewel of Ann Arbor. I enjoy how it is tucked away by the river and to the east of the hosipital. infact, i'll say it is the armpit of ann arbor, and you'll just have to take any negative associations of armpits and re-think them, cause the arb rules! Anyone know much about its geologic history? I've heard it is glacial outwash and the hills are glacier moraines.. anyone have more to share on that note?</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://arb.tribe.net">The Arb: U-Michigan, A2</a> - 0 replies </div>

tundralotus 2005-07-31T22:19:28Z Max http://arb.tribe.net/thread/aaf0232d-eb40-4bce-8051-f354442089a4 2004-07-16T04:55:27Z 2004-07-09T21:52:10Z

<div>hey all, <br/> <br/>just found out about this entire site, and this was the first tribe I found. I grew up 2 blocks from the arb, and it truly was a great place. Had many great firsts there (sledding, hook-ups, extra-curricular experiences)...my parents don't live there anymore, but whenever I come through Ann Arbor, I try and make it over there...</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://arb.tribe.net">The Arb: U-Michigan, A2</a> - 1 reply </div>

Max 2004-07-09T21:52:10Z http://arb.tribe.net/thread/d74670e4-ff43-4ba8-b225-fad20429f3a2 2004-07-16T04:53:36Z 2004-06-28T18:52:17Z

<div>hi everybody!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! <br/> <br/>i miss yous!!! <br/> <br/>i bet the flowers are in full bloom right now........ <br/> <br/>i'd fly my doggie in to visit with me <br/> <br/>just to walk her in <br/> <br/>The magnificent Arb! <br/> <br/>**Muah! <br/> <br/>i miss home. <br/> <br/>*runyon canyon out here in L.A, will do for now.</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://arb.tribe.net">The Arb: U-Michigan, A2</a> - 3 replies </div>

2004-06-28T18:52:17Z ian23 http://arb.tribe.net/thread/01492514-bdfe-494e-8c3f-9c913ecde05d 2003-09-19T18:58:37Z 2003-09-19T18:58:37Z

<div>*first throw*</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://arb.tribe.net">The Arb: U-Michigan, A2</a> - 0 replies </div>

ian23 2003-09-19T18:58:37Z ian23 http://arb.tribe.net/thread/67d79139-2425-4c90-bea3-97a1715f5c75 2003-09-09T18:41:08Z 2003-09-09T18:41:08Z

<div>...to the Arb. Unpack your frisbee and a picnic, play hide and seek in the trees, or wander down to the railroad bridge. :)</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://arb.tribe.net">The Arb: U-Michigan, A2</a> - 0 replies </div>

ian23 2003-09-09T18:41:08Z