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Great news, rare Chestnut survives!

Tuesday, March 25th, 2008 283 views

Hey fellow tree-lovers.. great news from the Sandusky Register website. It appears that there is a 89 foot tall Chestnut tree thriving in a 465-acre Sheldon Marsh preserve. Article as follows... Rare chestnut tree survives at Sheldon By TOM JACKSON | Monday March 24 2008, 12:42pm HURON TWP. Erie County harbors a rare ...

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