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Arbre à chaussures du Nevada

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1. These young people separedgot weddedgot divorcedJe ne sais pas in Reno, located in the Nevada desert.

2. People came in few numberone by onein flocksJe ne sais pas to throw their own shoes into the cottonwood.

3. In the city hall the groom gave his bride a medalwedding-earswedding-ringJe ne sais pas made of gold.

4. Sometimes lovers have a lover's tiffa disputean argumentJe ne sais pas .However they make peace with each other very quickly.

5. In the picture it is said that, the man was alone and suffered from lonelinesstirenessillnessJe ne sais pas

6. A few people threw worn-outthreadbarebrand-newJe ne sais pas shoes that they had just bought.

7. He was a lonera happy fellowa merrymakerJe ne sais pas because he preferred being alone rather than spending a lot of time with people.

8. The shoes hung from the cottonwood limbstiny branchesbudsJe ne sais pas which could withstand extreme weight.

9. The tree was straighteningbendingfalling downJe ne sais pas under the weight of the shoes.

10. The tree was cut downblew downknocked downJe ne sais pas because it jeopardized the visitors who were watching it.

11. The cottonwood jeopardizedprotectedhurtJe ne sais pas all the visitors because it was cracking from its roots to its top.

12. The cut down tree is compared with a deceased human being. Therefore the word extinctiondemiseuprootingJe ne sais pas is used in the text.

13. When the shoe tree was cut down, people came in flocks to wave atpay a tribute tonod atJe ne sais pas this tree.