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Look way up: Judy Schwartz's North York property boasts this 117-foot (about 36-metre) tall basswood, the tallest of the tall in the tallest tree caterogy of the great North York Tree Hunt
Look way up: Judy Schwartz's North York property boasts this 117-foot (about 36-metre) tall basswood, the tallest of the tall in the tallest tree caterogy of the great North York Tree Hunt

Look way up: Judy Schwartz's North York property boasts this 117-foot (about 36-metre) tall basswood, the tallest of the tall in the tallest tree caterogy of the great North York Tree Hunt

Date1/17/1990
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Original Toronto Star caption: Look way up: Judy Schwartz's North York property boasts this 117-foot (about 36-metre) tall basswood; the tallest of the tall in the tallest tree caterogy of the great North York Tree Hunt.
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CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Object NumberTSPA_0017784F
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