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  • Young Pine at Lake Mayer

    Young Pine at Lake Mayer

    The Look Back: February 2024

    Capturing nature’s variety, week by week!

    Today’s walking adventure happened to be mid-afternoon. We headed across town to a favorite community park with a walking loop (sidewalk) around a picturesque shimmering lake.

    A walk around Lake Mayer provided many opportunities for taking in nature’s grand beauty.

    I love this baby pine tree enjoying the lake view. 

    Over the coming year image the changes he will see here.

    After reading “The Ecology of A Cracker Childhood” by Janisse Ray, (Great book! I recommend it!), I began to notice these magnificent trees were all around Georgia, not just in the state parks. Please check out the post below too.

    When Long Leaf Pine Ruled the Land

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  • Your Flowers by Day 2024, Week 5:

    Your Flowers by Day 2024, Week 5:

    Capturing nature’s variety, week by week!

    Today’s walking adventure happened to be mid-afternoon. We headed across town to a favorite community park with a walking loop (sidewalk) around a picturesque shimmering lake.

    A walk around Lake Mayer provided many opportunities for taking in nature’s grand beauty.

    I love this baby pine tree enjoying the lake view. 

    Over the coming year image the changes he will see here.

    After reading “The Ecology of A Cracker Childhood” by Janisse Ray, (Great book! I recommend it!), I began to notice these magnificent trees were all around Georgia, not just in the state parks. Please check out the post below too.

    When Long Leaf Pine Ruled the Land

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  • When Long Leaf Pine Ruled the Land

    When Long Leaf Pine Ruled the Land

    Have you seen one? Head to the woods!

    “Longleaf pine, is found in the Atlantic and Gulf coastal plains from southeastern Virginia to central Florida and west to eastern Texas, and in the Piedmont region and Valley and Ridge province of Georgia and Alabama.” [https://plants.usda.gov/factsheet/pdf/fs_pipa2.pdf]

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    Congaree National Park, Hopkins, South Carolina

    Magnolia Springs State Park, Millen, Georgia

    After reading “The Ecology of A Cracker Childhood” by Janisse Ray, (Great book! I recommend it!), I began to notice these magnificent trees were all around Georgia, not just in the state parks.

    “Longleaf Pine, reaches a height of 98–115 ft and a diameter of 28 in. Longleaf Pine takes 100 to 150 years to become full size and may live to 500 years old.” [https://www.augustaga.gov/1645/Longleaf-Pine]

    Its leaves or needles grow 10 to 18 inches long, in crowded clusters of 3 to a sheath; cones are 6 to 10 inches long and dull brown.

    The Southern Documentary Project: Longleaf, The Heart Of Pine View the video below.

    Have you seen a long leaf pine around?

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    Young Long Leaf Pine, Hitchcock Woods, Aiken, South Carolina

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  • Thursday Trees: Land of the Long Leaf Pine

    Thursday Trees: Land of the Long Leaf Pine

    https://www.happinessandfood.com/thursdaytreelove-85

    “Longleaf pine, is found in the Atlantic and Gulf coastal plains from southeastern Virginia to central Florida and west to eastern Texas, and in the Piedmont region and Valley and Ridge province of Georgia and Alabama.” Facts about Long Leaf.

    Magnolia Springs State Park, Millen, Georgia

    After reading “The Ecology of A Cracker Childhood” by Janisse Ray, (Great book! I recommend it!), I began to notice these magnificent trees were all around Georgia, not just in the state parks.

    “Longleaf Pine, reaches a height of 98–115 ft and a diameter of 28 in. Longleaf Pine takes 100 to 150 years to become full size and may live to 500 years old.” [https://www.augustaga.gov/1645/Longleaf-Pine]

    Its leaves or needles grow 10 to 18 inches long, in crowded clusters of 3 to a sheath; cones are 6 to 10 inches long and dull brown.

    The Southern Documentary Project: Longleaf, The Heart Of Pine View the video below.

    Have you seen a long leaf pine around?

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