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This document is the winter 2006 issue of The Oak Leaf, a newsletter for the Myers Park Homeowners Association, containing various articles, community updates, and information for residents.

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What does the English oak leaf represent?

Mythology and symbolism It's also linked with royalty: ancient kings and Roman Emperors wore crowns of oak leaves. In England, the oak is a national symbol of strength. Couples were wed under ancient oaks in Oliver Cromwell's time.

What does the oak leaf symbolize?

Since the earliest ties between humans and oaks, a very strong symbolic image of oaks has developed in which these trees have become associated with longevity, strength, stability, endurance, fertility, power, justice, and honesty.

What does the English oak symbolism mean?

The acorn as a heraldic symbol may indicate independence to its bearer. Oak leaves also represent strength, stability or nobility. When oak leaves and acorns are combined, the entire symbol can stand for power, authority or victory. For that reason, it is also commonly used on military tombs.

What does the oak leaf mean in the military?

oak leaf cluster in American English noun. a U.S. military decoration in the form of a small bronze twig bearing four oak leaves and three acorns, worn on the ribbon of another decoration for valor, wounds, or distinguished service to signify a second award of the same medal.

What does the oak leaf symbolize?

Mythology and symbolism It's also linked with royalty: ancient kings and Roman Emperors wore crowns of oak leaves. In England, the oak is a national symbol of strength. Couples were wed under ancient oaks in Oliver Cromwell's time.

Is English oak edible?

Acorns are packed with tannins; a compound that makes them astringent and bitter and they must be 'leached'(rinsed in running water over a period of time) first to make them palatable. Oak leaves were once used to make wine and even the trunk of the tree has provided an edible source of gum.

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