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Old 29th January 2008, 01:59 PM   #30 (permalink)
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Default Re: Your definition of a tree hugger

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Originally Posted by Sean Freeman View Post
Your faith in planners and Landscape Architects to put in appropriate tree species to give us leafy suburbs in 20yrs is touching but not supported by what I have seen in Qld since arriving here in 88' .
Where did I mention I had faith in the above?

I did not, but I did mention that new vegetation does grow and replenish the flat panned landscape.

didn't you tell me the whole of Townsville is regrowth/replant? Same with Darwin I assume. I have pictures of Sunnybank B&W 1938 era, not a tree in sight, but now full of leaf. So within the definition, that being that new forests albeit random and chaos do replace old ... and I assume that as no-one planted the old it was a random chaos forest too.

So in that light, it is a screaming success.

The above image is Sunnybank Mains Rd McCullough Rd intersetion 1938 era.



This one is now from Google Earth.

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