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wood fires at Arapiles |
15-Feb-2012 At 6:11:41 PM |
RNM
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Peering down on the Pines as chaos ensued the other day, I couldn't help but recall this thread.
Most of the gum trees that were culled were carved up, and carted off. Presumably for firewood for those doing the dirty work. All of the felled pine was left behind - I guess it's not as valuable.
Love the irony of the Parks employees removing such large volumes of wood/"habitat".
Also a shame they didn't carve some up some of the timber into bench planks etc. Remember the thick planks and timber rounds that migrated around the campsites?
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