Barry, I watched the four segments of you video. The broken cedar is interesting and the biggest cedar in part three looks impressive. It is too bad that many of the biggest of the species are now a thing of the past. Perhaps if we are lucky we can still find someplace an isolated pocket where there are still a few trees representative of times past. I want to encourage you to try to get an ENTS trip organized for the Pine Barrens area, perhaps next spring or summer.
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