Well then we have to get back to our definition of a record. Is a record media dependent, no, well that established let's get back to the original question because a tree is a record, the rings are a record - so the record question may fall along with the tree.

Happy Friday!

Susan Fitch Brown, CRM, MLS
Consultant - Information Management
NetSmith, Inc.
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The record would be the one that hits the ground first and fastest. Of course records can be broken so how long it stands will depend on another record.
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