Re: The Fire & Table Rock

Posted by Rich on November 09, 2000 at 18:16:58:

In Reply to: The Fire & Table Rock posted by Susan on November 09, 2000 at 17:08:53:

: I am also hoping that the fire in the Chimneys did not totally wipe out the movie site --- but you have to realize that many of the table pines ---specifically the ones that you see behind Chingachgook, Hawkeye, and Cora --- were not the ones in the movie. Those pines perished in the drought conditions in 1992.

Susan, you are very mistaken on that one! Those are indeed the same pines. The pictures in my guide booklet were taken in 1993. There is NO way the trees grew back to that height in one year!

Been up there several times every year since. It hasn't changed. Those ARE (were????) the originals!

I have heard about the brush, as well! I'm hopeful, but am prepared - I think - for the worst! It's going to be quite a sight!

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• Re: The Fire & Table Rock Susan 06:03:08 11/10/2000 (2)
  • Re: The Fire & Table Rock ... GREAT NEWS! Rich 06:26:55 11/10/2000 (1)
    • Re: The Fire & Table Rock ... GREAT NEWS! Jayne 06:40:07 11/10/2000 (0)

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: : I am also hoping that the fire in the Chimneys did not totally wipe out the movie site --- but you have to realize that many of the table pines ---specifically the ones that you see behind Chingachgook, Hawkeye, and Cora --- were not the ones in the movie.  Those pines perished in the drought conditions in 1992.  

: Susan, you are very mistaken on that one! Those are indeed the same pines. The pictures in my guide booklet were taken in 1993. There is NO way the trees grew back to that height in one year!

: Been up there several times every year since. It hasn't changed. Those ARE (were????) the originals!

: I have heard about the brush, as well! I'm hopeful, but am prepared - I think - for the worst! It's going to be quite a sight!


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