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Yellow Birch, Adirondacks

September 5th 2011 09:16

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On the trail to Goodnow Mountain, a yellow birch appears to be ingesting a boulder left behind by a glacier. With its tenacious trees and rebounding wildlife, Adirondack Park is a miracle of regeneration. Committed advocates and legal protections written into New York’s state constitution offer hope that it will remain forever wild.






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Comment by Michael 2

September 5th 2011 12:27
in a hundred years or so that rock is toast! Or maybe the tree gets tired and dies.

Comment by katyzzz

September 5th 2011 12:37
How would we poor mortals know, Michael?

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