Example of Steep Slopes and Geology; less resistant Douglas Fir (dead trees)

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Example of Steep Slopes and Geology; less resistant Douglas Fir (dead trees)

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Bandersnatch flattens out near a ridge under a mixed canopy of pines and madrones.

Lower Red Queen Trail is so close to residences, yet it feels far away.

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Ashland Forest Resiliency

Jun 19, 2018 near Ashland, OR

“Example of Steep Slopes and Geology; less resistant Douglas Fir (dead trees)”

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Example of Steep Slopes and Geology; less resistant Douglas Fir (dead trees)

Lower Red Queen Trail is so close to residences, yet it feels far away.

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Bandersnatch flattens out near a ridge under a mixed canopy of pines and madrones.

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