2,000-year-old King Billy pines reveal Tasmania's climate and fire history
Tasmania's King Billy Pines
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Redsonic
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Tasmania's King Billy Pines
Another great article from the ABC:
2,000-year-old King Billy pines reveal Tasmania's climate and fire history
2,000-year-old King Billy pines reveal Tasmania's climate and fire history
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Re: Tasmania's King Billy Pines
They really are beautiful trees, and becoming rarer and rarer, especially after those fires!
