A an old oak next to a parking area in this complex. See the picnic table in the background. I guess workers can come out there for lunch, smoke, etc.
The view from the table. Law requires that when building creates impervious surfaces they must also create a solution for urban runoff/stormwater. Could be a ditch in some cases but around my house it is usually a retention pond. This one is so big and mature with plants that perhaps it is a natural one.
The view from the table. Law requires that when building creates impervious surfaces they must also create a solution for urban runoff/stormwater. Could be a ditch in some cases but around my house it is usually a retention pond. This one is so big and mature with plants that perhaps it is a natural one.
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Thanks for staying away from any gatorish areas!!! I am seeing so many old, old oaks in my travels this week! The center to top of the state are just full of them!!! Gorgeous!!!!! We don't have any moss where we are either in south Fl., sadly! I will think of you with each one I see today, while we travel up to the Jacksonville area.
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