Monday, July 23 through Friday, August 10, 2007. Read by Karl Schmidt.
“There was only one giant golden spruce in the world, and, until a man named Grant Hadwin took a chainsaw to it, in 1997, it had stood for more than three hundred years in a steadily shrinking patch of old-growth forest in Port Clements, on the banks of the Yakoun River, in the Queen Charlotte’s Islands.”
(Norton; ISBN: 0393328643)
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