Julia Butterfly Hill climbed a 2000 year old redwood in Northern California and lived in its branches for over 2 years to save it from the chainsaws of a logging company. Her first winer she was nearly killed as a terrible storm raged through her tiny perch. Julia describes the horror, and the life lessons, of those terrifying hours.
If this is 'juvenile', then I'm a giant hamster. What amazing, amazing stuff.
verityandstu 1 week ago
blessed be. xxoo
Lafslife 1 month ago
i am really impressive by her insistence of tree-sitting!!!~
daidaiiou 3 months ago
How juvenile :/
holyhell5050 3 months ago
i love her she inspired me after i read her story in the voice of peoples history
triniweezy 3 months ago
WOW, I never to this day I heard of Julia! How can it be? I feel that she is one of my other realities. Amazing woman! Proud of YOU Julia! You are my Shero!
beeminglight1 4 months ago
she is great. i remember when i was in college she was up there
theeturnone 5 months ago
I am reminded of the contract one had to sign before being admitted to a Zen Monastry. It said: "When I die in the process, I agree". Yes, detachment goes all the way... until we find that there is no-thing to be attached to and no-one to be attached to that no-thing-ness. I love how she puts herself right in the midst of the direct experience. Great Woman! Rare indeed.
JIVANJILI 10 months ago
Thanks for adding this version, which is very hugh quality compared to the others of this show.. Bravo.
kingofmilwaukee 1 year ago