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Feather & Folk
nature festival
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Feather & Folk
nature festival
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Feather & Folk
nature festival
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Feather & Folk
nature festival
To think that 305 million years ago…
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It is interesting how complex tree growth can be!
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Celebrating the Folk Dinner Theatre, Isle aux Morts, Wednesday, June 8, 6pm. Enjoy a pork chop dinner followed by skits, songs and dances by local entertainers. $13.00 single. Tickets still available. Call Lydia at 698-3441 or 3507.
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Blanche Brook Fossil Tour May 28, 2011
The tour of the fossil site at Blanche Brook is a must-see event! To think that 305 million years ago, Newfoundland was part of one giant land mass called Pangaea and that the island we live on today was situated near the equator is rather…surreal. Yet embedded in the sandstone that line the edges of Blanche Brook lay the evidence – the oldest-known fossil bed of mountain plants, to date. The fossils provide a glimpse back to a time and place when the first tree species to grow at higher elevations occurred. Trees towering to heights of 164 feet with 3 foot diameters that were once part of a tropical forest now rest, as fossils, on the river bed of Blanche Brook.
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