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Goofyernmost
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Seems like it is in the spring, but I'm not totally sure.
RandomPrincess
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Acorns from Oak trees Fall in the fall - I just looked it up.
stalkingmickey
Active Member
Hmmmm will have to check it out in two weeks and let you know!!!
ajrwdwgirl
Premium Member
My best guess would be sometime in the fall or late summer. Here in Wisconsin some of our oaks are already dropping acorns.
stalkingmickey
Active Member
Ahhh I live in a daily battle with the squirrels between my bird feeders and them chewing through thick hard plastic garbage barrel covers...
and then they get stuck in the barrel. 
a few BB's to the 
and they stay away for a while
and then they get stuck in the barrel. a few BB's to the and they stay away for a while
baloofigment14
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random answer...
Sorry couldn't resist.
Sorry couldn't resist.
Goofyernmost
Well-Known Member
I guess, not sure why though. It's just a random tree that was growing in Florida, and transplanted into a make-believe land in WDW. It's not like the Declaration of Independence was signed under it. It's just another Oak Tree, one of thousands of trees on the WDW property. Thirteen lanterns hanging off it's branches does not a historic tree make. They were hung on there by some guy in coveralls and a hardhat. Guess I'm just not a collector so I don't understand. I know this is grounds for getting thrown off both this board and WDW property, but, I have never purchased a pin either. (Gasp!)
Goofyernmost
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So that would be where the old saying...."Get the lead out of your " came from? There's more that can be said, but, in showing respect to the family nature of the boards I will refrain.Ahhh I live in a daily battle with the squirrels between my bird feeders and them chewing through thick hard plastic garbage barrel covers...
Squirrels, Acorns, shot in butts, it's all just to much.
mrerk
Premium Member
True, but if you are going to try to grow a tree, why not from a Disney acorn? I think it would be a cool idea.
DizneyPryncess
Well-Known Member
I love this idea for a souvenir. Never gave it a second thought, but next time I visit in the fall I'll be on the lookout for a Disney acorn!
Animaniac93-98
Well-Known Member
Just you wait, soon they'll be selling boxes of "Liberty Tree Acorns"* for $14.99 at the Yankee Trader.
*May not actually come from Liberty Tree
*May not actually come from Liberty Tree
Goofyernmost
Well-Known Member
In this country, every tree is a symbol of Liberty. Haven't you read the memo?
Animaniac93-98
Well-Known Member
In this country, every tree is a symbol of Liberty. Haven't you read the memo?
No. I live in Loyalist Town, Upper Canada, so I must admit to not getting all memos about US culutre and customs.
cynic710
Well-Known Member
NO PINS, GET HIM!
well of course the realism behind it is nothing, but to some, its like getting a chunk of dirt from the pitchers mound at the old yankee stadium...sure, some hard-hat wearing dude planted it, but its the memories tied to it. And for the time being, its still free, so theres that...
but they make a deal that there's tons of trees grown from that one. we want a tree and in 10 15 years being able to say this tree comes from the liberty oak in Disney would be cool. I just don't know if they clean them up good or what anyone going soon if you could look for me.