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The pine cedar deodar trees grow similarly in tropical hilly forests

Dr Souvik Chatterji @sathviksouvik (23233) 2 Jun

Generally alpine forests are related to cold weather as with lapse rate at height of 7000 feet forests have pine, cedar, rhododendron, deodar trees. But in the east in the tropical hilly forests also they grow well. The difference...

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In the hills the biosphere is created by nature

Dr Souvik Chatterji @sathviksouvik (23233) 25 Jun

All the hilly waterfalls settles into rivers and lakes. All around them there are canopy of pine trees, sal trees shimul trees. The water contains different water bodies. Many animals and birds prosper in the...

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Methuselah

celticeagle @celticeagle (189793) • Boise, Idaho 5 Apr 25

In the White Mountains of Eastern California stands the Methuselah Tree. It is a Great Basin Bristlecone Pine and is between 4,700 and 5,000 years old. It is known to be the oldest tree in the world. It stands in the Ancient...

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There are many butterfly gardens in the Himalayas

Dr Souvik Chatterji @sathviksouvik (23233) 16 Feb 25

The Himalayas and other mountains range a long distance full of alpine vegetations. There are many butterfly gardens around the hills. Wherever there are eucalyptus forests and pine forests there are butterflies around. The...

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In lush green alpine forests of Tibet visibility is very less.

Dr Souvik Chatterji @sathviksouvik (23233) 13 Oct 22

At a height of 8000 feet above sea level it is expected that lapse rate is going to apply. Also in the mountains of Tibet there is strong fog and misty. Visibility becomes an issue. The lush green alpine forests with pine, fir,...

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In Nepal the white leopards settle at high branches of trees in the hills

Dr Souvik Chatterji @sathviksouvik (23233) 11 Oct 22

Nepal is filled with snow clad Himalayas. At height above 8000 feet online alpine animals are there. The snow leopards settle at the height branches of pine or rhododendron trees which are there in bulk in that height and in that...

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The leaf oriented trees grow the best in winter.

Dr Souvik Chatterji @sathviksouvik (23233) 31 Oct 21

In Charnock city hotel in Bardhaman many trees which are winter-centric are planted. On one hand pine trees are there the other trees include the fancy leaf trees. Here the colour and texture of the leaves of the tree are the...

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In Daringbari the pine and eucalyptus provide great greenery.

Dr Souvik Chatterji @sathviksouvik (23233) 17 Oct 21

Daringbari is situated at 4000 feet above sea level in Orissa. There are briliant pine forests and eucalyptus forests. There are parks created adjacent to them. The lovely alpine breeze is enjoyable. The greenery is enchanting.

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Songs About weed #2: Devil Went to Jamaica

April @thislittlepennyearns (68173) • Defuniak Springs, Florida 10 Sep 21

So I know that I just posted a post in this series a few minutes ago. But since YouTube is playing a ton of music tonight that I am enjoying, I figured I might as well share this one with you too. I love this video almost as...

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Songs About Weed #1: Colt 45

April @thislittlepennyearns (68173) • Defuniak Springs, Florida 10 Sep 21

This song is probably one that anyone who has ever partook in the magical green leaf has listened to at least once or twice. I wasn't really a big fan of this song till a couple years ago, but I do enjoy it every once in awhile...

Making another display case

Judy Evans @JudyEv (381760) • Rockingham, Australia 22 Jun 20

Now that we have tidied up our workshop, we decided to make another little box which will be a gift for a little friend in Austria. We made one in jarrah, an Australian reddish wood, but we’re using pine for this one. The last...

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Spotted A Nugget in the Pine Tree

CarolDM @CarolDM (203396) • Nashville, Tennessee 3 Jun 20

Went out to fill up the bird feeder earlier. Watered the roses and heard birds in the nearby pine trees. There are several 25 foot white pines along the back of the yard. Many times I have seen nests in these trees. While...

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Before and after photos of the interior of the coin box

Judy Evans @JudyEv (381760) • Rockingham, Australia 25 Apr 20

The photos above are the before and after of the interior of the coin case. We wanted to line the case with something. We had some nice blue fabric which we could have stuck to the wood but then there was the problem of how to...

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It's finished

Judy Evans @JudyEv (381760) • Rockingham, Australia 23 Apr 20

The photo shows the coin case that has been occupying our time lately. Vince, my husband, has made it out of pine boards from a pallet. The raised piece on the left enables the lid to be slid open easily. Inside are six little...

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Display case - Mark 2

Judy Evans @JudyEv (381760) • Rockingham, Australia 19 Apr 20

I wrote about making a small wooden case to hold coins. The coins were issued in 2016 to commemorate the Rio de Janiero Olympic Games. There are five and each has a coloured circle representing the five Olympic rings. We were...

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An update on the display case

Judy Evans @JudyEv (381760) • Rockingham, Australia 18 Apr 20

We’re making progress with the coin case. You can see it here but it’s not finished yet. I’ve opened the sliding lid a bit. The inside isn’t finished yet. The outside edges will be rounded off and the whole thing sanded and...

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Introducing our thicknesser

Judy Evans @JudyEv (381760) • Rockingham, Australia 17 Apr 20

This is another of our power tools which has had a lot of use. Here, it is called a ‘thicknesser’ or planer. Wooden boards are fed through the machine and the blades in the machine shave off the top layer of timber, giving a...

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I think we need to tidy up our workshop

Judy Evans @JudyEv (381760) • Rockingham, Australia 16 Apr 20

Here is our workshop. I know it looks a mess. I could say it looks worse than it is but I’m not sure that would be true. Vince is pondering about something; we have a length of pine ready to be cut into pieces with the cut-off saw...

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Pine Straw Makes Great Mulch

CarolDM @CarolDM (203396) • Nashville, Tennessee 2 Nov 19

Having six pine trees pays off this time of year. The pine straw that falls eventually turns brown. This can be put around plants and flowers in the garden. Saves on having to buy mulch. This will hopefully protect them from the...

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Pine wood

C @ShyBear88 (59342) • Sterling, Virginia 11 Feb 19

Hi everyone another mylotter didn’t know what I was talking about when it came to pine wood derby’s and what pines had to do with it or what a pine wood was. So here’s let me shear for those of you have never been or lived in the...

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