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Chooch
DRESDEN, ON

January 23, 2001
06:15 PM

Post #789

We have a 3 acre Carolinian Growth woodlot ( deciduous growth ) and our farm is surrounded by a 2-3 mile white cedar windbreak . There are numerous ornamentals planted in the 2 acre area surrounding the buildings . I love trees , how about you all ???

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