I'm still trying to wrap my head around this... all those beautiful trees gone in an instant 
. I remember visiting St Michael's Mount when I was a kid, it was like a magical fairy tale place. The thought of spending years working on that garden and then seeing the devastation after Storm Goretti is just heartbreaking 
. It's not just the physical loss, but also the emotional value those trees had for people. I feel like we're losing a piece of our history and connection to nature 
. As someone who's been around for a while, it's hard not to think about all the future generations that'll miss out on experiencing that beauty 
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. I remember visiting St Michael's Mount when I was a kid, it was like a magical fairy tale place. The thought of spending years working on that garden and then seeing the devastation after Storm Goretti is just heartbreaking . It's not just the physical loss, but also the emotional value those trees had for people. I feel like we're losing a piece of our history and connection to nature . As someone who's been around for a while, it's hard not to think about all the future generations that'll miss out on experiencing that beauty .