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Birch wound

Birch wrap

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What's left over after the wood rots

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Yellow Birch burl

Yellow Birch with slash marks

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Bear claw scratches or old forester's marks?

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Pileated Woodpecker diggings

Two-pronged laser measuring assault

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Trout Brook

Trout Brook

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Trout Brook

Trout Brook stone

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Red Maple bark fractures

John measuring twin ash

This interesting bark fracture pattern continued up the trunk for 40 or 50 feet

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Beech and ash crash zone

Fading Maidenhair Fern

A winter storm ripped things up on a steep slope

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White Ash root plate

Big ash down

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In optimal tall ash forest growing conditions there is always the risk of being blown over.

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Sweet Thing, white ash 152.3'

John's old 4.5' mark on Sweet Thing

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