Sweetness dripped from its branches, and almost no one remembers. Once, the honey locust quietly nourished families, guarded homesteads, and even washed the dirt from work-worn hands. Today, most people walk past it without a second glance. Yet inside its twisted pods, tough wood, and thorny limbs lies a story of survival, ingenuity, and los… Continues…
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