Under The Tree
D. Corr Lyrics

PT I - ""The Way of Initiation""

Verse I
A Young boy seeking for knowledge
followed the tracks of a Falling Star
That led him into a temple
that was older than time

Verse II
To unlock the symbols of arcane alchemy
he did read the book of his own life
alone in a journey he travelled to find
the meaning of those words that he found inside:

Verse III
""Cold is the wind
blowing in my heart
I will never forget
this deep wound...""

Verse IV
Cursed to walk in a world of dreams
slowly he forgot the reality
His past and his future were mixed inside his mind
as he discovered that he was confined

Verse V
""Visions from my past
are saying
that I am still Possessed!""

Verse VI
The chains of revenge dominated his heart
cause he was afraid to live his life
he could not understand the words of a Prophecy
cause he had no wisdom to endure the pain that brings...
The Premonitions of what he would feel:

Verse VII
""Cold is the wind
blowing in my heart...
I will never forget
this deep wound""

PT II- ""Tragedy and Reflections""

Verse VIII
A mistake from his past
demanded a debt in his present
The future he dreamed
forever is gone

A sad piano melody was played
in the day he lost the love of his life

Verse IX
Unresolved emotions
guilt tortured his mind
many nights and days have passed
and a doubt flourished in his heart

""Could all those visions be a mistake?
what is my true identity?""

Verse X
The Premonitions of my Life(Just Lies)
I read the book but lose my mind?
The quest I made it was in vain?(mistakes)
or in the end am I a slave of my past lives?

Verse XI
Something was lost
in his Quest for knowledge
like a poison he drank
what killed the Pleasure of Life

Verse XII
And his gift became a curse
to help him it was given
but in the end the gift became
the tragedy itself

Inside the labyrinth he enters trying to find
what was that he lost

Pt III- ""The Labyrinth inside the Tree of Regrets""

Verse XIII
Transformation, learning with my mistakes
searching for my divinity
Everything is so confuse
cause I am still Possessed

But I am reborning from my shadows
to create a new identity

Verse XIV
""Visions from my future are calling me
to Save me from Myself!!!""

Verse XV
An hidden sanctuary lies
inside ourselves
like a puzzle of many choices
we need to follow (it), we need to decipher(it)!

Verse XVI
In the center of the labyrinth
he found the young boy that once he was
the innocence was killed and the boy with tears in his eyes
answered the question long lost in the ""Mad King´s"" heart

Verse XVII
""You forgot your Inner Truth
You forgot yourself
you finally found me
and that´s the answer for your dillema:

Verse XVIII
""Cold is the wind
blowing in my heart
I will never forget...
this deep wound!""

Lyrics © O/B/O APRA AMCOS

Written by: Guilherme de Alvarenga

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Comments from YouTube:

theGarinator

3y↑2

Very interesting, Thank you! Q? is tree coring only taught in dendrology or silva culture courses? I did a two term w/field study plant field ecology course and we were't taught this. Though we had to do a pretty intense transect study.

theGarinator

2y↑1

@Me You Thanks for answering. Another Q? comment? if I may. I was a lead field tech for C + N isotope food chain studies in Lake Trout affected by clear cut logging. We used Acer saccharum leaf for our C base line in our GCIRMS. I'm not a scientist, but am now wondering if it would have been better to get our C isotope baseline samples from Acer cores... Interesting. There may have been a salient reason (photosynthesis) they wanted C from the leaves. We had to sample our leaf material from locations high and distant from the influence of any road traffic. This was the early nineties.

Me You

2y↑1

Hello.
I took a 40 week silviculture class at the community college. We covered this as well as numerous other topics. There was a theory and then a practical part.
Forest and map measurements, scaling, chainsaw production, map and compass, cruising, management plans, sensitive areas, survival, using a skidder and a porter to extract cut wood, set up pump units, covered insects and disease, the forestry act. The instructor was the same guy that taught that program since it's beginning. He was in his 60's, made his life with a chainsaw, was a licences scaler and a forest technician.
I graduated in 2001.

BluegrassBoy

3y↑1

Non-tree-ring-scientists want to know: Does this hurt the tree in a major way?

Bardock Lives

3y↑2

Sorry if this is a necro of your question, but if the tree is large enough and not sick/rotting, it'll treat the coring like a bug intrusion or other wound and "shore up" the hole by just growing new layers of wood over it (or filling with resin, etc). It's also possible for you to fill the hole on your own with specially made-epoxy or "tree putty". It's not in any danger of dying or being badly hurt so long as it's healthy and not super young! Usually in dendrochronology you want to get a tree that has more than 20 rings (to do date-matching with other trees) so you'll want to be taking a sample from a tree old enough to be cored without risk of dying, anyway. Good question!

Crystal Light

Nice! I have the same borer and I am using dendrochronology in earth science at University of Michigan-Dearborn. I needed to know how to use my tool lol I have also heard Arby's straws are wide enough. Now I need to learn how to properly clean it in the field to take multiple samples. Thank you!

Lucas Mothorpe

This was very informational, so thank you for that!

Lareme Fessler

Hello! Great vid! Thanks for posting. I am trying to get some good images of core samples. Do you have any images that you would be willing to share with me?

Weazel Jaguar

4y↑1

I just pulled a cedar root driftwood out of a swamp and would love to do this to see how old it is!
Thanks!

Trail Cooking

5y↑4

When you say to clean the borer, what should one clean it with to make sure you do not spread disease between trees?

Laci Gerhart

4y↑2

We used 95% ethanol

Franklin Egbuche

Thanks. Just what I have been searching for since 3 hours now.

timber_beast

5y↑1

always carry a second borer and some WD40!

com3t

6y↑4

Does this hurt the tree?

Anish kushwaha

Not at all,tree can heal their damage

twice best girls

thanks for the cool vid!

Scott A

Thank you

MrOramato

6y↑2

5° Degree Down Angle

Ali Ahmadi

Thanks

John Lord

4y↑1

Now time to fill in the core hole with Wood Putty or some Tree Tar to seal the hole from wood borers, water, molds, mildews, fungus, and stopping any potential tree disease from killing the tree.

Gary Paisley

3y↑1

True for hardwoods, but conifers do a better job of sealing by themselves according to http://ecolearninghive.org/sites/default/files/A%20Manual%20And%20Tutorial%20For%20The%20Proper%20Use%20Of%20An%20Increment%20Borer.pdf

thetreehunter

Hmm, perhaps may have been more informative to have shown the correct method by cleaning all equipment before actually coring the tree. Maybe even better to have done the actual coring on a chuck of a fallen tree, not a live tree that you could be introducing (non-sterile borer) pathogens into the tree.

Shiva Kumar

Nice jog mam

Mitchell Carl

3y↑1

DAMN!!! Hagloff sure is proud of its tools!!! Over $300 on Amazon for that thing?! How many of those things have the taxpayers paid for anyway? It's like selling the USAF a hammer for $800!!! I'll just cut the tree down!

Vito Amos

MMMM!

Ralph Ellis

4y↑2

Dendrochronology and dendroclimatology are pseudo-science.
Tree-rings are also determined by microclimates, pests, rainfall, disease, and canopy cover - they are useless at determining temperature and climate.
In addition, a single tree can have dramatically different ring-thicknesses in one section of trunk. The left side may have thick rings in a certain decade, while the right side has thin rings. So if you core the tree from the left the climate was warm, and if you core it from the right the climate was cold.
Same goes for dendrochronology. If tree-rings are highly variable in one tree, and stands of trees are effected by local conditions, then how can you compare a ship’s timber with a reference bog-oak in Ireland, or a bristlecone in America?
As I say - it is all bogus pseudo-science. It’s a joke.
See my recent paleoclimate paper: Modulation of Ice Ages by Dust and Albedo.
Ralph.

BluegrassBoy

3y↑1

@Ralph Ellis: You obviously are a) unfamiliar with even the most basic aspects of tree-ring science, or b) deliberately misleading people. I'm a science writer, but not a tree-ring researcher, in other words, a lay person in that regard, and it took me all but five minutes of research to find out that the point you are trying to make in your comment is addressed by the most basic principles of tree-ring research. I quote: "Averaging tree-ring measurements from multiple individuals is one of the most common procedures in dendrochronology. It serves to filter out noise from individual differences between trees, such as competition, height, and micro-site effects, which ideally results in a site chronology sensitive to regional scale factors such as climate." Try harder, bud. Reference: Visualizing Individual Tree Differences in Tree-Ring Studies by Mario Trouiller et al., Forests 2018, 9, 216; doi:10.3390/f9040216

BluegrassBoy

3y↑2

@IslandTimeEarth He's a climate change denier. No need to pay attention.

BluegrassBoy

3y↑2

This is like saying, "Biology is pseudoscience. There are big bunnies, and there are small bunnies, and there even are bunnies that are of medium size. It is impossible to study bunnies, because they're all over the place."

Rosanise Odell

3y↑3

Have you actually read any dendrochronology papers? Are you disputing hundreds if not thousands of peer-reviewed published papers that use dendrochronological methods? Looks like you're the expert, publishing in predatory journals...

IslandTimeEarth

4y↑1

Hello sir. I have a question. For clarification, in your second sentence you state Dendrochronology and dendroclimatology are "useless at determining temperature and climate." That being said.. are you also suggesting that tree rings cannot be reliably used as a measure of the AGE of the tree?
Thank you

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