Old willow collapses in Spooner Park

Old willow collapses in Spooner Park

A willow tree that has long stood in Rick Spooner Memorial Park across the street from Western Financial Place has collapsed into Joseph Creek earlier this week following heavy October snowfall. Stewart Wilson photos.

 

Old willow collapses in Spooner Park

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