Tree, tree.

Tree?

Think, tree.

Now, become a tree.

Behind them tall trees there.

You have climbed a tree before, haven't you?

I thought you knew how to climb trees.

from trees and rocks than in any other place.

That explains his Christmas card.

Surely it can't be more dangerous than climbing an oak tree.

I ain't seen a single hickory tree on this whole place.

I don't know whether you snare them or knock them off trees.

You can't take her home for Christmas.

Of course, it might help if I knew what an oak tree looked like.

Things have been a little slow since Christmas.

Now, to start with, you can help me gather some of these, from an old oak tree.

I'll have your cabin flown out here, log for log, and every tree and bush around it.

Would you shinny up that walnut tree out back there and pick me a nice big sack of nuts?

Now, if you sight-twixt them first and second trees there, you'll catch a glimpse of the Drysdale House.

But even here, he can't escape the scourge of Tennessee, cause she's got Ellie spying from the tip top of a tree.