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Slight lie - that's where I park when I go to visit my sister. What you can't see is their tink collection of a Lada Niva in matt black, a trashed Scimitar, Merc 190 which wants love, Saab 9000 that wants broken for parts and a couple of Peugeots that want crushed.
'85 360GLT Mk2 3 Door B19E - SOLD
'94 L400 Mitsubishi Delica LWB
had a small fire accident last summer when i was busy on my red car:
just kidding, there was a practice day for the youth fire brigade from all over the netherlands. were the 340 stands is my "personal" park space, next to the house. the space wagon behind it is from my dad and they now got company from a 2nd 340 wich is mine aswell..
volvosneverdie wrote:Why are Finland trees so skinny?
It has to be something to do with heavy snow and cold at winter, for example Elm tree don't like from these conditions so there are no such trees here.
Silver birch (white birch?) is perhaps most common tree here with green leaves that turn yellow and fell off at autumn, Scots pine is perhaps most common of our trees, they rise up in dense forests and to get most sunlight tree must grow taller than others around it so tree don't waste energy to grow many brances, that is why finnish pine is very wanted in forest industries as those are almost ready to use logs right when you take one down.
Lonely trees have more branches, my two lonely Rowan trees have lot more branches than my Rowan trees close to forestline, hmm came to think about it, I have no idea how many trees I own, there is quite few as you can see on that photo