This is one of my favorite places and I volunteer here often. I was able to help a little for some storm clean up and had a TREEmendous time.

tremendous 

tre·​men·​dous | \ tri-ˈmen-dəs

Tremendous means extraordinarily large in size, extent, amount, power, or degree. It can also mean really marvelous and fantastic — or really awful and terrible.

We often use tremendous if something is super wonderful. If someone comes into your office and tells you you just won a big contract and are getting a huge bonus, you might exclaim, “Tremendous!” Tremendous comes from the Latin for "trembling," and is connected with fear. Something tremendous can be big in a terrifying way, like the tremendous noise of an approaching hurricane, or a tremendous tidal wave about to crash on the shore.

Definitions of tremendous

1. adjective

    extraordinarily large in size or extent or amount or power or degree

   “tremendous sweeping plains”

   “a tremendous fact in human experience”

   “a plane took off with a tremendous noise”

2. adjective

    extreme in degree or extent or amount or impact

3. adjective

    extraordinarily good or great ; used especially as intensifiers

   “a tremendous achievement”

TREEmendous

tree·​men·​dous | \ ˈtrē-ˈmen-dəs

1. Lightning 🌩 that hit the tree.

2. The force used to relocate this tree's parts up to 500 feet either direction.

3. The very large tree struck by lightning August 28th, 2022. 

4. The number of campfires we can have.

5. The amount of time it took to cut and clean up the tree.

6. The valuable friendships made here.

7. How difficult it will be to find my lost hearing aid in the woodchips.

8. How much it will cost to replace my hearing aid.

9. How much I enjoy these woods anyway.

Permission has been given to place this cache and the property is open to the public for hiking.