Poplar trees

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Here in British Columbia, Canada, there are a lot of Poplar trees. A Poplar

tree is very unusual because it has white colored bark, similar in

appearance to the birch trees found on the East Coast of North America.

 

But there is a brahmacari here - you know the ones that wear that pink color

- named Peter Pyari who is an expert in horticulture, and he has developed a

very unusual variety of Poplar tree with purple bark rather than white. By

the way, Peter Pyari is half Indian, and therefore he has a western first

name, and a Sanskrit last name. He's a really calm and quiet sort of chap,

but some people think he's a botheration. You know, a pesty person. These

new trees are catching on, and lots of folks are buying them because of

their pesky quality.

 

If I wanted to explain the whole thing to you, I could just say it like

this:

 

Many people like peeking at Poplar trees, especially pink-clad, peaceful

pesty Peter Pyari's popular purple pesky Poplar trees popping up here and

there.

 

Bet you can't say it really fast.

 

Yours in the service of Srila Prabhupada,

Vipramukhya Swami