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Hi All
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This afternoon I went for a drive with the intention of
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going for a walk near some of my favorite fishing spots.
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The cold rain changed my plan but I drove a couple of roads
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that I hadn't driven before. Somewhere between Mahone Bay and New Gerrnany.
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On one road I passed a wood lot. A big lot, maybe 100 ha as a guess, It
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had been harvested 15 - 20 years ago - again a guess - and was growing up
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in small hardwood. Mostly birch and popular about 3 - 4 m in height. but all over
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the lot were small beech trees - about 1 m in height. Easy to pick out as last years leaves were
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still attached.
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It was too cold and wet to investigate further but certainly an interesting lot.
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Most be some special conditions to promote the beech regrowth.
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Enjoy the cold of the early spring.
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Paul
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