Image: Dorrigo Gum 1

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Description: Unusual trunk formation on a Hillgrove Gum (Eucalyptus michaeliana), The Big Lease, OWRNP, Walcha, NSW, Australia. Aboriginals sometimes split and grafted tree trunks in this manner to indicate the boundaries of their territory.
Title: Dorrigo Gum 1
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Author: Cgoodwin
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