Look Around You by Mrs. I. H. E.

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Jun 15, 1916

Look Around You

By Mrs. I. H. E.

GET outdoors all you can these early summer days. Study the trees. Can you name the maples on your own street, the different oaks (but this is far more difficult!) that you pass in a walk to town, the various “pines” on your near-by hillsides? Do you love apple trees for any other reason than their pink-and-white beauty in the spring, their wide-flung shade in the summer’s heat, and their store of fruit in the fall? Why is the elm an object of admiration winter or summer? Can you name at sight the tulip and poplar, the willows and beeches and birches? A world of interest, ever extending and widening, lies just outside your closed door. Open it, and see! MRS. I. H. E.