Chauncy with a striking example of some of the plant forms that thrive in the damper, darker parts of the island. This log looks like it's left over from the prosthetics department for the Lord of the Rings films.
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Life on an island tucked away in the middle of the Pacific Ocean. It's a marine reserve, a nature reserve and an active volcano.
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- Neil and Gaye. We are officially "weeders" for the Department of Conservation, but since we intend to contribute regularly to this Blog, we could just as easily be described as "weeder/writers."
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