Hardwoods and Pines in the Deam | [ Sizes: Orig | Large | Med | Small | Thumb ] | |||
Most of the Charles C. Deam Wilderness is recovering forest, previously agricultural land and woodlots. When the federal government bought up these lands in the 1930s as a recovery measure, it also sent the Civilian Conservation Corps in to plant pines. As a result, you'll often see stands of pines in the middle of the hardwood forest, as you see here. |  Image Data
Image ID: 500925 Hits: 684  Lat/Lon: 39.05545°N / 86.37451°W Image Type(s): Scenery |
