Natural catastrophe to natural wonders
Opportunity doesn't always knock. In the case of Amy and David Pollack, it crashed in their front yard.
Almost 10 years ago, Hurricane Floyd uprooted the enormous century-old beech tree that dominated the couple's traditional front lawn in Swarthmore. Today, that same space is a naturalistic landscape of soft lines and sweeping color, with a pond that rocks in spring with the kreek-eek, kreek-eek of frisky frogs looking for hookups. »Read story
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