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Re: Old growth trees

from [John Layton] [Permanent Link][Original]
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Subject: Re: Old growth trees
From: John Layton <>
Date: Tue, 12 Jun 2018 01:23:12 +0000

I’m captivated by the spiral bark in Fleur’s pictures. I’m off to photograph them myself, I like to photograph trees! Can someone tell me if the spiralling bark denotes a particular species or is it just a quirk of the individual tree?

 

John Layton

Holt.

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