Find A Yellow Tree
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One of the best parts of the fall season is the changing of the trees. Depending on where you live, trees might go from bright green to shades of orange, red, yellow, gold, or brown. And before the leaves fall to the ground, they create quite a sight.
Head outside for your walk today and admire the colorful scenery of the trees. While you’ll likely spot an array of fall hues, look for a tree that boasts yellow leaves. Tree species that tend to change to a golden yellow include:
Think of this as an opportunity to temporarily forget the day’s worries, stresses, and anxieties. When you’re busy scanning the trees for yellow, you’re not thinking about your challenging patients at work, or the difficult conversation you had with a loved one. You can temporarily let go of stressors and problems that wear you down and break your spirit.
You can live in this moment of nature, solitude, and wellness.
When you find a yellow tree, snap a photo. Don’t forget to show us by posting a video or photo in our update thread here, private Facebook group, or on Twitter, or Instagram. Tag us with #healthynurse.
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Head outside for your walk today and admire the colorful scenery of the trees. While you’ll likely spot an array of fall hues, look for a tree that boasts yellow leaves. Tree species that tend to change to a golden yellow include:
- American elm
- Ash
- Cottonwood
- Cucumber magnolia
- Shagbark hickory
- Striped or sugar maple
- Aspen
- Birch
- Tulip poplar
- Witch hazel
Think of this as an opportunity to temporarily forget the day’s worries, stresses, and anxieties. When you’re busy scanning the trees for yellow, you’re not thinking about your challenging patients at work, or the difficult conversation you had with a loved one. You can temporarily let go of stressors and problems that wear you down and break your spirit.
You can live in this moment of nature, solitude, and wellness.
When you find a yellow tree, snap a photo. Don’t forget to show us by posting a video or photo in our update thread here, private Facebook group, or on Twitter, or Instagram. Tag us with #healthynurse.
Did you like this post? Use the social media links on the left side of your page to share it with a nurse you know and invite them to join Healthy Nurse, Healthy Nation™.
Missed day 4? Catch up here. Join us on day 6.
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