71.   The wind ruffles the eucalyptus trees at our feet.

72.   Then we would hide in the trees at the bottom, so completely covered by kudzu vine that they became shadowy caves.

73.   There were few pecan trees at the time.

74.   They sleep in the oak trees at night and trot through the open spaces and backyards by day to dine on weeds, bugs and berries.

75.   This year, the course had much of its left-side fence knocked out during the windstorm that uprooted trees at nearby Oakmont.

76.   Those trees at the Christian Science complex that are pruned into lollipop shapes are littleleaf lindens.

77.   Thousands of trees at Mammoth Mountain southeast of Yosemite National Park were killed by an invisible volcanic gas, not by drought as originally thought, researchers say.

78.   Thursday, in the shade of the trees at the church Ennis had just joined, Hootie Woldai stood with his arms crossed, trying not to cry.

79.   Thousands more can be found under the old cherry trees at St. Nicholas Park in Harlem.

80.   Trees at Dickenson Bay on Antigua looked like porcupines, their branches all pointing up as if scared.