A blog site about monumental trees in Portugal.
http://www.arvoresdeportugal.net
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Monumental Trees in Portugal
Monumental Trees in Portugal
Árvores de Portugal | Site da Associação Árvores de Portugal
A blog site about monumental trees in Portugal.
http://www.arvoresdeportugal.net
Click on image to see its original size
.
A blog site about monumental trees in Portugal.
http://www.arvoresdeportugal.net
Click on image to see its original size
.
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Re: Monumental Trees in Portugal
Excellent. Google translate does a good job for us non-Portuguese speakers.
Of course, the face the same problems we do here. Logging on national forest
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Quality tree trimming [it was a Douglas Fir that someone complained gave to much shade!]
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They have a flickr group too with some nice pictures.
Click on image to see its original size
Of course, the face the same problems we do here. Logging on national forest
Click on image to see its original size
Quality tree trimming [it was a Douglas Fir that someone complained gave to much shade!]
Click on image to see its original size
They have a flickr group too with some nice pictures.
Click on image to see its original size
Re: Monumental Trees in Portugal
Chris-
My read of the "Logging in the National Forest" may have been different than yours...what it seems to be is a bad salvage job after a tornado (an act of God on His land). It seems historically the land had belonged to the Church, and had been sold for development. Seems like an universal malaise...
-Don
My read of the "Logging in the National Forest" may have been different than yours...what it seems to be is a bad salvage job after a tornado (an act of God on His land). It seems historically the land had belonged to the Church, and had been sold for development. Seems like an universal malaise...
-Don
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Restoration Forester (Retired)
Science Center
Grand Canyon National Park
BJCP Apprentice Beer Judge
View my Alaska Big Tree List Webpage at:
http://www.akbigtreelist.org