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Are those tamaracks? I think they wear their autumn colours so well. 🙂
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I think they’re likely to be European Larches, Lynette, as they’re a tree commonly planted by the Forestry Commission here. There’s also a possibility they’re Hybrid Larches, a mixture of the European and Japanese, which is grown commercially for its timber. Not easy to tell one from the other!
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Yes, I forgot that in Canada the larch is more commonly known as the tamarack (comes from an Algonquin word).
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Divided by a common language, eh, Lynette? I’d never heard of ‘tamarak’, but I now have a new word for a tree, which might one day be of use in a poem, who knows?
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Yes, for sure. 😉
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