In Athens, Georgia, USA, there stands a mighty oak tree known as "The Tree That Owns Itself." In the early 1800s, Colonel William H. Jackson, fond of the tree and its beauty, granted it ownership of itself and the surrounding land. Though the original tree fell in 1942, a sapling was planted from its acorn, continuing the legacy of this self-owned tree.
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