Tim,
Alas, the Carhedral Pines of Cornwall blew down in July 1989. They
were magnificent trees. Many exceeded 150 feet. A few probably made it
to 160. They were New England's flagship pines. I measured the tallest
survivor about 10 years ago. It was mid-30s then. Today it's probably
around 140.
Mohawk inherited the title of flagship pines on New England
after the demise of the Connecticut stand.
Bob
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On Dec 18, 2009, at 9:29 PM, Timothy Zelazo <[email protected]> wrote:
> Bob:
>
> During a meeting today, someone told me about the old growth white
> pines in Cornwall Connecticut. How tall are the first generation
> trees located in the Cathedral Pines?
>
> Tim
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