Mastodons in Manhattan: How the Honey Locust Tree Got Its Spikes
By A Mystery Man Writer
Description
Walking south in Riverside Park, somewhere around 91st Street, the ground is littered with long brown seed pods, some with visible bumps inside, like giant pea pods. The tree trunks sport spikes, sharp and menacing. "Aha," I think, reaching for a nugget of knowledge given to me many years ago by my 5th grade best…
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