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Giant Trees |
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The remains of a Mountain Ash
in land cleared for dairying in South Gippsland.
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Ringbarking a giant tree in Gippsland. Many of the giant trees of the dense forests of Gippsland were ringbarked and their towering carcasses speckled the landscape for decades. The original photograph is held by the Traralgon and District Historical Society.
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The
carcass of a giant Mountain Ash in a forest of ringbarked trees in South
Gippsland.
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A very long Yellow Stringy Bark
log being transported to Maryvale Paper Mill near Traralgon in Gippsland.
The log, which is 110 ft, 18 in (33.5m) long, will be used as a crane.
Image Reference : 1(283)
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The Ada Tree in the forest north
east of Poweltown, is probably over 300 years old. It stands 75m tall and
is a broad 15 m in girth. It was located and named in 1986 by Werner and
Joseph Marschalek. This image is not available for reproduction.
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tree20m
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