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60' Fallen Pine (1/1)
From the bark, looks like a white pine, but there are so many kinds
of pine. Ask a neighbor. -- Gerald Ross Cochran, GA If at first you don't succeed, you've failed failed again |
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60' Fallen Pine (1/1)
"Gerald Ross" wrote in message . .. From the bark, looks like a white pine, but there are so many kinds of pine. Ask a neighbor. No picture shows here, but count the needles. White is a five, red a pair. |
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