Forest Trees And Forest Scenery
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^Neither is there any striving for effect iu the natural forest, an error not un- common in the tree groupings of parks or private estates. In these an effort 104 CHARACTER OF BROADLEAF FORESTS is sometimes made to produce an im- pression by contrasts in form and color, but too often the outcome is mere con- spicuousness; while nature, in some subtle way, has touched the true chord.
Forest scenery, however, need not be as extensive as this in order to add ap- preciably to the beauty of landscap...e. In the valley of southern Virginia, among the peach orchards and sheep farms, low hills lie scattered on both sides of the valley road. The mountain ranges beyond them recede to a great distance, and are partly hidden from view by these intervening hills. The latter, however, are decked with bits of wood- land: groves of oak, chestnut, and beech, where the horseman on sunny summer days finds a welcome coolness and shade. Would these sylvan spots 105 FOREST TREES AND FOREST SCENERY be missed if they were to be removed?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
^Neither is there any striving for effect iu the natural forest, an error not un- common in the tree groupings of parks or private estates. In these an effort 104 CHARACTER OF BROADLEAF FORESTS is sometimes made to produce an im- pression by contrasts in form and color, but too often the outcome is mere con- spicuousness; while nature, in some subtle way, has touched the true chord.
Forest scenery, however, need not be as extensive as this in order to add ap- preciably to the beauty of landscap...e. In the valley of southern Virginia, among the peach orchards and sheep farms, low hills lie scattered on both sides of the valley road. The mountain ranges beyond them recede to a great distance, and are partly hidden from view by these intervening hills. The latter, however, are decked with bits of wood- land: groves of oak, chestnut, and beech, where the horseman on sunny summer days finds a welcome coolness and shade. Would these sylvan spots 105 FOREST TREES AND FOREST SCENERY be missed if they were to be removed?
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