A time for anagrams
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| 12:45 UK time, Saturday, 3 January 2009
From: Dargaville, New Zealand
Stephen finds himself with too much time on his hands.
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talking of anagrams then I suppose Stephen Fry when looking at the plants in the tree was Spy The Fern ! Ha ha
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Wow! Cool tree and great anagrams! I've been trying to get one out of Last Chance to See but only come up with 'no tech ace steals' - but I expect you weren't think of stealing such a big tree anyway...
Love the vids, thanks :)
much love
Debs
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The Kauri pine is the largest native tree in New Zealand, with the largest trees to be found in reserves on the North Island. The largest specimen surviving today has a girth of some 20 metres and is about 60m tall, though many other 'giants' were cut down by loggers in Victorian times.
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