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Below, Between, and Beyond the Invasives on the Botany Trail - What you can see in these photos are tree trunks and young members of the understory--a lot of spicebush, young hickory, maples, viburnum, ferns,...
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4 comments:
Thanks for an interesting and fascinating post. I would like to see an actual stretch of road built of these materials. I think it would be an improvement over the way we do things now.
That was nifty. Thanks.
What an excellent idea ! I think the sun power will be our future ! It's there all the time and doesn't cost a thing. It was just like switching from coal to petrol, everything has to be built accordingly,which creates jobs and is good for the economy ! When my grandma was a child she would never have believed to take a plane and fly to the States which she did at 74 ! Today we start with sun powered planes !
Welcome.:) I thought this was a fabulous idea worth looking at. We have so much garbage and it all can be recycled so why not in roads?
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