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Old 08-27-2020, 04:29 PM
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What concerns me about the rural/hard to reach places are the historic Redwoods.
From what I've heard the redwoods are pretty much immune to forest fires ... in fact they thrive on them, often post fire is when the young redwoods finally germinate. Their bark is too thick to be harmed by the fire, and most of the time their foliage is too high to be directly exposed to flames. Bear in mind that at 2000 years old, they've been through many, many forest fires.

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