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Huh. That's pretty interesting. Wonder how the heck a tree "pulls up a lot of sand," but I believe you. Or what about this theory: The little saplings get bent around by Elk and deer and what not, which produces wound-wood down low in the stump, which caused sap-flow, which then catches...

In the Northwest, all of the moss that we have clinging to the lower part of our stumps, tends to pick up a ton of sediment, whether through wind dispersal or agent dispersal, (tons of squirrels flying up and down the trees) I don't know. At any rate, for the arborist, I can tell you... man...