RT @RobGMacfarlane: Word of the day: "Ginkgo" - from the Japanese "gin" (silver) & "kyo" (fruit); one of the most distinctive of trees, the fan-shaped leaves of which glow radiant yellow in autumn. Ginkgos have been alive on earth for around 270 m years; they watched us arrive & will watch us leave. https://t.co/5t8MG07l29

Word of the day: "Ginkgo" - from the Japanese "gin" (silver) & "kyo" (fruit); one of the most distinctive of trees, the fan-shaped leaves of which glow radiant yellow in autumn. Ginkgos have been alive on earth for around 270 m years; they watched us arrive & will watch us leave. pic.twitter.com/5t8MG07l29

— Robert Macfarlane (@RobGMacfarlane) November 9, 2018

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