« Taking the PMP Exam - Part 6 - Downloading the PMBOK | Main | Taking the PMP Exam - Part 7 - PMBOK Introduction and What is a Project »
Click to see larger sizes
The Ginkgo tree dates back about 270 Million years, before the age of the dinosaurs. So for 270 million Decembers the trees have been turning a buttery yellow (yes, long long before there even was butter, or December for that matter...). In a couple of weeks the leaves will all fall and make a yellow carpet on the ground, most likely in a single rainstorm.
The previous article is Taking the PMP Exam - Part 6 - Downloading the PMBOK.
The next article is Taking the PMP Exam - Part 7 - PMBOK Introduction and What is a Project.
Current articles are in the main index page and you can find a complete list of articles in the archives.
