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Craftsmen glued the pieces in a lattice pattern, each block the thickness of an annual growth ring of a tree.

The blocks were cut from old growth cedar reclaimed from a former railroad truss.

A new art installation called Middle Fork is a 40-foot sculptural recreation of a real 140-year-old tree growing now in the woods about an hour outside of Seattle.

‘Middle Fork’: A North Bend tree puts down roots in South Lake Union